Afghan Seeds

The Strength of Afghan

With THC levels reaching up to 23%, this strain is perfect for anyone looking to unwind after a long day, ease stress, and melt away worries.

Known for its high potency

Known for its pure Indica genetics, Afghan is a classic marijuana strain that delivers powerful, calming effects and a heavy body high. Whether you're chasing deep relaxation or a peaceful night's sleep, this powerhouse is a go-to choice for fans of strong Indica strains.

Feel the High of Afghan

This strain is all about serious relaxation and that classic couch-lock vibe. This heavy-hitting Indica strain delivers a deep, full-body calm that melts away the stress and noise of the day. After a few hits, you’ll feel your whole body get heavy, your mind slow down, and a warm, mellow happiness settle in. It’s the perfect strain for when you just want to kick back, zone out, and not think about anything for a while. Definitely make sure you’ve got some snacks and the remote close — once it hits, getting off the couch isn’t really an option.

While it does bring a nice uplift in mood, this isn’t the strain for social nights out; it’s best saved for evenings when you’re ready to wind down and crash into a deep, peaceful sleep. The munchies hit hard with this one—so don’t be surprised if you find yourself raiding the kitchen halfway through your high.

Responsible marijuana use within one's tolerance levels can produce pleasant effects- avoid excessive intake.

The Flavor of Afghan

Smoking this strain is like kicking back with a true classic. Right from the first hit, you get this deep, earthy flavor that’s thick and rich - that heavy earthiness comes from the high levels of myrcene packed into the buds. As you exhale, a sharp pine taste cuts through, thanks to the pinene in the strain’s terpene profile, giving the smoke a little extra crispness. If you pay attention, you’ll catch a hint of natural sweetness underneath, almost like wild honey or fresh herbal tea, with a touch of humulene adding that soft, woody edge.

Toward the end of the hit, there’s a subtle spicy, peppery vibe - that's the caryophyllene kicking in - giving it just enough bite to keep things interesting. Some puffs even leave behind a thick, creamy hash flavor that lingers on your tongue. The smoke is big and full, with a deep musky richness that really hangs around. If you’re into strains that bring a full-bodied, earthy, piney, and hashy smoke, this classic is one you’ll always come back to.

Flowering Time 49-56 Days

-- Outdoor Grow (Full Sun / In Ground) --
Height: 6 Ft Plus
Yield: 1 1/2 - 2 Plus lbs. Cured

How to Grow Afghan Marijuana Indoors and Outdoors

What to Watch Out for When Growing Afghan - This strain has got pretty solid mold resistance, but since the buds get nice and chunky, it's still a good idea to keep an eye on your humidity, especially late in flower. A smart move is to grab a bottle of Holi Moli Eliminator and start using it early as a preventative. It’s an easy way to stay ahead of mold, mildew, and bud rot before they ever have a chance to mess with your harvest.

- Needs strong support structures as branches get heavy with buds - best to add support before you think you need it, as trying to prop up already-bent branches can sometimes cause damage.

- Needs to be fed good nutrients - Grab a bottle of Holi Moli Juice to feed your plants the best nutrients out there.

- To help your plants grow strong roots, follow Holi Moli's instructions on germination and transplanting. This will support their vigorous growth.

- Finicky if severely root-bound early on meaning: If a plant’s roots outgrow their container too soon (like kept a small pot/cup during early veg), the plant can start acting fussy - stunted growth, slowed development, yellowing leaves, or weak structure - even if everything else (like light, water, and nutrients) is fine.

Best Climate to Grow Afghan Outdoors

If you’re growing this strain outside, you’ll want a dry, sunny spot with cooler nights - kind of like a warm Mediterranean climate. It does best when daytime temps hang around 70 to 85°F, and it cools off to about 60–70°F at night. During veg, it can handle a good bit of humidity, even up to 70%, as long as there’s good airflow. This landrace strain is pretty tough early on, so a little extra moisture isn’t usually a big deal if there’s a breeze moving through. Once it starts flowering though, it’s better if your local weather stays drier - around 40–50% humidity is ideal. If you’re in a humid area, just make sure your plants are getting good air movement and as much direct sun as possible to help keep things dry. This plant loves soaking up full sun all day and thrives when it’s getting plenty of light and a steady breeze. If you set it up right, it’ll reward you big by harvest time.

How to Grow Afghan Marijuana in Subtropical Climates

If you’re growing this classic Indica in a hot, sub-tropical climate, you’re setting it up right — this is the kind of weather it was made for. It can take the heat pretty well, but once temps start pushing past 90 or 95°F, it’s smart to give it a little afternoon shade. It’ll handle the occasional heat wave, but if it stays blazing hot for days, you’re gonna see some stress if you don't protect it. If you’re throwing up shade cloth, use white instead of black - white bounces the heat off but still lets plenty of light through. You’ll also want to stay on top of watering because stuff dries out fast in that kind of heat. A lot of people like using fabric pots instead of plastic since they keep the roots cooler and let water drain better, which helps cut down on root rot. If you’re looking to pull a big harvest, 15- to 20-gallon fabric pots are a solid call - even bigger if you’ve got the space. Just remember, fabric pots dry out way faster, especially when it’s cooking outside, so you’ll be watering more often with the heat hitting from all sides.

How to Grow Afghan Marijuana in Temperate Climates

If you’re growing this one in a hot, dry climate, you’re already off to a great start—that’s exactly the kind of weather it loves. One thing that really helps is its short flowering time, which makes it a solid pick even if your season isn’t super long or you get cooler temps early. Best move? Start your seeds inside in early spring, then pop them outdoors after that last frost—just make sure those nights are staying above 50°F. Try to pick the sunniest spot in your yard too, this strain absolutely soaks up the light.

And if you’re worried about fall rain or humidity creeping in, a lot of growers use a quick DIY greenhouse or just drape clear plastic over a frame to keep the buds dry—especially during early veg and the last few weeks of flower. One last tip? Use fabric pots instead of planting directly in the ground. They’re great for drainage, help keep the roots cooler, and give you a little more flexibility if the weather starts acting up.

How to Grow Afghan Cannabis Indoors

This is a a great strain to run indoors — it’s tough, easy to handle, and it throws down fat, resin-coated buds without a whole lot of drama.

Keep your temps around 70 to 80°F when the lights are on, and let it cool off to about 60 to 70°F at night. During veg, it handles 50-60% humidity just fine. Once you flip it to flower, you’ll want to start dropping that down to around 40-50%, and then tighten it even more - 35-45% in the last few weeks helps a lot to keep mold from sneaking in while the buds are packing on weight. Airflow’s a big deal too - make sure you’ve got a few oscillating fans moving air around. It’ll keep the stems strong, prevent dead spots, and just keep the whole grow space a lot healthier.

Give your plants about 2 to 3 feet of space between each other if you can. That helps the light spread better and keeps the airflow solid. And trust me, you’re gonna want a carbon filter on deck - this strain puts out a strong, musky, earthy funk that’ll fill your whole house if you’re not filtering it. For pots, you’re good starting with a 3- to 5-gallon fabric pot. They’re great for root health and way better drainage than plastic. If you’ve got the ceiling height and wanna push your yield, it’s worth going even bigger on pot size.

This is an old-school powerhouse Indica, it doesn’t stretch much, but if you want to dial it in even tighter, it handles training techniques like topping and LST (low-stress training) like a champ. Shaping the canopy a little can really help you get more out of each plant. And no matter what - good lights are key. The better your lights, the fatter and frostier your buds are gonna be. Always.

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