Afghan Kush Feminised Seeds

Name: Afghan Kush Cannabis Seeds: The Original Landrace Indica
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🌱 Specification	📊 Details
Strain Name	Afghan Kush (Feminised)
Genetics	Pure landrace from the Hindu Kush mountains
Dominance (Indica/Sativa %)	100% Indica
THC / CBD	THC 17–22% • CBD <1%
Flavour Profile	Earthy, woody, hash, spicy
Primary Effects	Deep relaxation, sleepy, couch-time
Flowering Time	7–8 weeks (indoors)
Yield	400–500 g/m² (indoors) • up to 600 g/plant (outdoors)
Outdoor Harvest (AU)	Late March – early April

Matty’s Tip: Don’t over-babysit her. Keep pH on point and let the breeze in — she’ll do the rest.

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🏆 Afghan Kush Cannabis Seeds: The Original Landrace Indica

If you’re looking to buy Afghan Kush seeds in Australia, this pure landrace Indica is as no-nonsense as they come. Straight from the wild Hindu Kush mountains, this living legend has stood the test of time. She’s known for her rock-solid genetics, rich earthy aroma, and a body stone that hits like a warm doona after a long day. If you’re chasing a deep, no-messing-about relaxation, look no further.

Quick Stats

Afghan Kush is a pure landrace Indica with a THC range of 17–22% (CBD <1%). She has a lightning-fast flowering time of just 7–8 weeks indoors. Yields come in at 400–500 g/m² indoors or up to 600 g per plant outdoors in a sunny, dry climate. Outdoor harvests in Australia are generally ready late March to early April.

Flavour & Effects

On the nose: Classic as they come. Afghan Kush greets your nostrils with a thick, earthy and woody aroma, layered with a heavy hashy funk and a dash of pine or spice. It’s like sticking your head in an old wooden chest filled with incense, soil, and mountain air—real proper old-school cannabis vibes.

On the tongue: The flavour matches the aroma note for note. You’ll get a deep, woody inhale with that signature hashy undertone, and a spicy-sweet finish on the exhale that lingers like good campfire smoke. Full-bodied, strong, and satisfying.

Matty’s Take: “Tastes like a proper temple sesh up in the mountains—earthy, hashy, and nostalgic as heck. No gimmicks, just good honest smoke.”

What to expect: Afghan Kush doesn’t muck around. The onset is quick, with a wave of euphoric calm before the deep sedation sets in. With THC levels from 17–22%, she’s designed to melt your muscles and settle your mind.

First wave: An initial euphoric calm and mental stillness that washes over you, leaving a sense of quiet contentment.

Then it settles: Expect a heavy, full-body stone with deep physical relaxation, warm fuzzies, and a likely case of the munchies. Best saved for nights, long arvos, or when your brain needs to hit the off switch.

The Grow (Matty’s Way)

Growing Afghan Kush is a dream. She’s tougher than a rusty Hilux, resistant to pests, mould, and rookie mistakes, making her a top pick for first-timers. She thrives with a simple LST or SCROG setup to help open her up and let light in.

Grow Log: Inside the Tent

Phase	Key Action	Matty’s Tip
Veg	Short, bushy growth. Ideal for tight spaces.	Defoliate early to prevent a leafy jungle.
Flower Stretch	Minimal stretch. Bud sites begin to form.	This is where you set your trellis or stakes.
Mid-Flower	Buds get dense and heavy. Airflow is critical.	This is where she packs on weight. Crank the fans.
Late Flower	Buds fattening up; trichomes are turning cloudy.	Don’t slack on the flush. It’ll clean out the nutrients and make the flavour pop.
Harvest	Trichomes are milky with some amber.	She’s a quick finisher. Keep a loupe handy.

🚫 Common Pitfalls to Avoid

Buds thicker than a meat pie = Mould Risk: She stacks fat, so airflow is non-negotiable during late flower. Defoliate and space her out a bit.
Heavy Sedation: Great for chilling, but maybe not the best choice before firing up the mower.
Pungent Aroma: That earthy, hashy smell can turn heads. Invest in a carbon filter if growing indoors.

Advanced Notes (For the Nerds)

Terpenes: Myrcene (earthy, musky), Caryophyllene (spicy), Pinene (bright pine), Humulene (woody).
Lighting: She thrives under full-spectrum LEDs. Aim for a PPFD of 600–900 µmol/m²/s during flower to encourage rock-hard buds.
VPD & RH: Keep humidity below 50% in flower, ideally closer to 40%. VPD range of 1.1–1.3 kPa.
pH & EC: Keep soil pH sweet at 6.0–7.0 or 5.5–6.5 in hydro. Keep EC on the low end to avoid burning her.

🚫 Mythbusting

Myth: “Old strains are weak.”
Truth (Matty): “Nah, mate. Afghan will floor you faster than half the hype cuts today. It’s got a genetic history of putting blokes on their arses.”
Myth: “Indicas don’t yield much.”
Truth (Matty): “That’s a grower’s tale. Treat her right with good light and airflow, and she’ll stack fat colas like firewood.”
Myth: “She’s a boring smoke.”
Truth (Matty): “This smoke’s got centuries of history and flavour—boring doesn’t last that long. It’s a nostalgic taste of pure hashish.”

Who It’s For?

Perfect If You:

Want an easy growing strain with legendary resilience.
Like a heavy body high that’s all about deep relaxation.
Are chasing an old-school earthy, woody, and hashy flavour profile.

Maybe Not for You If You:

Need a strain for daytime use or to get stuff done.
Are chasing fruity or dessert-like terpenes.

🏆 Final Verdict

A pure Indica legend that’s been around for centuries.
Incredibly resilient and easy to grow for beginners.
A heavy physical high perfect for nighttime unwinding.

Matty’s Final Word: “She’s as solid as an old brick dunny. Tough, tasty, and she hits like a padded sledgehammer. I’ll always have a spot for Afghan in my patch.”

We Answer Your Questions (Q&A with Matty)

Is Afghan Kush too strong for new smokers?

Matty: She’s definitely on the heavier end of the scale, but don’t let that scare ya. Think of her like a strong cuppa — soothing, but don’t go skullin’ it. Start with a little puff or two and see where you land. She’s not out to ruin your night, just help you switch off proper. Respect the dose and you’ll have a lovely cruise instead of a crash landing.

What makes Afghan Kush different from modern Indicas?

Matty: Afghan Kush is a landrace, which means she’s the original deal — not bred or messed with for fancy flavours or sky-high THC. She’s tougher, more consistent, and built for real-world growing. While newer hybrids might have fruity profiles or trippy highs, Afghan’s all about earthy flavour, fat yields, and a deep stone that feels like your body just exhaled for the first time in weeks.

Can I grow Afghan Kush outdoors in Aussie climates?

Matty: Absolutely — she’s been surviving harsh mountain conditions for centuries, so Aussie backyards are no sweat. She’ll thrive in dry, sunny spots from WA to northern NSW. Just keep an eye on humidity if you’re up north (mould can creep in), and give her some shelter if your spring nights get too cold down south. Otherwise, she’s as low-maintenance as a cactus in a stubby holder.

How smelly is Afghan Kush while growing? Will the neighbours notice?

Matty: Oh yeah, she pongs. That old-school hashy reek isn’t subtle — once flowering kicks in, it’s like incense made by mountain monks who forgot to open a window. Indoors? You’ll need a decent carbon filter. Outdoors? Keep her out back behind some tomatoes or basil if you’re worried about nosey parkers.

How do I stop her dense buds from going mouldy?

Matty: Good airflow is your best mate. Afghan Kush grows chunky, tight nugs that trap moisture if you’re not careful. Space out the branches, give her a light defoliation late in veg, and make sure there’s plenty of breeze moving through. If it’s humid, consider a dehumidifier or grow her in a well-ventilated shed instead of a sticky tent.

Any pro tips to get the most out of her in the grow room?

Matty: Don’t overthink it — she’s one of the easiest strains to grow, but there are still ways to get more bang for your bud. Try LST or a gentle SCROG to spread her out — she stays short and bushy, so let the light in. Keep your pH dialled in (6.0–7.0 soil, 5.5–6.5 hydro), and drop your night temps late flower to bring out those snowy trichomes. She responds beautifully to the basics done well.

Why grow an old-school strain like Afghan Kush when there are so many hybrids now?

Matty: Because she’s the real bloody deal, mate. Hybrids are great and all, but sometimes you just want something reliable, rooted in history, and strong enough to calm your brain without the circus. Afghan Kush is like vinyl records and cast iron pans — old, honest, and still unbeatable when you want something that works exactly like it should.

Can I tweak Afghan Kush to bring out more flavour and aroma?

Too right you can — she might be old-school, but she’s not shy when treated right. First, ease up on the nitrogen late flower — too much and you’ll mute those earthy, piney notes. Drop the temps a touch overnight in the final couple weeks if you can (think 18°C or so) — that cold snap can sharpen her terp profile and even bring out a bit of extra frost. And if you’re curing her properly — slow and low, 60% humidity for at least 3–4 weeks — you’ll unlock that deep, hashy goodness she’s famous for. Don’t rush her. Afghan Kush is like a good stew — the longer she simmers, the better she gets.

Can I make old-school hash from Afghan Kush like they do in the Hindu Kush mountains?

Matty: Mate, this is the strain they’ve been doing it with for centuries! Afghan Kush is a trichome factory — those sticky resin glands are made for rubbing, pressing, and rolling into charas, dry sift, or bubble hash. Go old-school and rub the fresh buds between your palms (yep, like they do up in the hills), or get yourself some bubble bags and ice her down. She’s not just good for hash — she was born for it. Just be warned: once you go full hash-head, your grinder might start gathering dust.

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