Afghan Strain Review - Calming Effects and Strong Body High

• CBC 0.18-1.02%
• CBG 0.47-1.14%
• CBN 0.02-0.2%
• THCV 0.41-1.13%

The Afghan weed strain is not potent and can be consumed by new users and recreational smokers. If you want to try to grow it you can find two types of seeds: Afghan seeds feminized and Afghan seeds autoflower.

Smell and Taste

In addition to a low THC content, the kush combines multiple terpenes, including limonene, ocimene, and phellandrene. The scent offered by limonene is plum, while ocimene adds honey and earthy notes that make the smell appealing to any stoner. Phellandrene carries a chestnut hint to the aroma palette.

Major Effects and Uses of the Afghan Strain

The Afghan strain is known for its uplifting and happy effects. The high it delivers is calm and helps people become concentrated. Also, smokers feel waves of energy, which makes them quite productive. In some individuals, this weed provokes chit-chat.

For starters and medical marijuana users, the most apparent benefit of Afghan is in treating inflammation and other painful conditions. Also, it helps relieve stress, anxiety, depression, and other negative consequences of mental and mood disorders.

Side effects associated with smoking this strain are not common but may occur if potheads use too much of it. They may expect reactions such as:

• Dry eyes
• Headache
• Thirst and dry mouth
• Paranoia

Info for Cultivators

Home cultivators who want to try their hand at growing the Afghan strain can expect plants of 30-60 inches in height with a flowering time of 67-75 days. The harvest period starts in 81 days. People who find indoor cultivation more realistic will get crops of 0.5-1 oz./ft2. In an outdoor scenario, gardeners are rewarded with more plentiful crops of 10-15 oz./plant. The seeds of this plant are available for sale, though it is more popular in Colorado and on the West Coast.