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Afghan

Feminised

Afghan is a compact, resin-heavy indica landrace that suits greenhouse and indoor growers across the UK.

Why choose Afghan?
  • Dense resinous buds
  • Short and manageable
  • Classic indica flavour
THC 15-18%
CBD 0.5-1%
Lineage Afghan x Afghan
Genotype Indica
Difficulty Easy
Flowering 7-9 weeks
Height Short to medium (60-120 cm)
Yield Medium-High
Taste Earthy, Pine, Spice
Seed Type Feminised
Climate Cool To Mild Maritime; Greenhouse-Friendly For Damp Uk Summers
Effects Relaxing, Sedative, Body-Heavy
Environment Indoor & Outdoor (Greenhouse Friendly)

About Afghan

Afghan is a traditional indica landrace known for dense, sticky buds and strong resin production. You will find it hardy and forgiving in a range of setups. It performs well in small indoor rooms and in greenhouses where you protect it from British rain. Expect earthy, pine and spice flavours and a heavy, sedating effect suited to evening use. Growers in places from Cornwall to Edinburgh prize Afghan for stable traits and predictable finishes.

Grow Difficulty:

Afghan is straightforward to grow and suits beginner growers using a greenhouse. It handles cooler nights and shows resilience in damp British conditions when given cover.

Flowering Time:

Flowering usually completes in 7 to 9 weeks under indoor light schedules. Outdoors in the UK expect harvest by late September or early October in a good season.

Yield:

Yields are solid for an indica, producing dense, resinous buds. Indoor growers in Leeds and Manchester report consistent results in modest grow rooms.

Height:

Plants remain short to medium, often between 60 and 120 centimetres indoors. That habit suits low rooms and discreet cupboard-style grows in London flats.

Environment:

This strain thrives indoors and inside greenhouses where you protect it from persistent British rain. Outdoors it needs a dry, sheltered spot such as a south-facing wall in Cornwall.

Climate:

Best climate is cool to mild maritime with a dry late summer where possible, similar to parts of Devon. In Scotland a greenhouse helps keep flowers dry and healthy through autumn rains.

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I have a small cupboard grow in Manchester. Will Afghan fit?
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Yes. Afghan's compact habit makes it ideal for cupboard grows. Keep lights close and control humidity to avoid mould.
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What training works best for Afghan in Bristol greenhouse?
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Low stress training and a light SCROG net work well to spread branches. That keeps the canopy even and improves airflow in humid months.
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How do I avoid bud rot in Scottish autumn weather?
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Focus on airflow and pick a sheltered spot or greenhouse with dehumidification. Harvest early if prolonged rain appears on the forecast.
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Should I top Afghan plants in Leicester?
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Topping once early in veg helps create multiple main colas without excessive height. Avoid heavy topping late in veg to prevent delay.
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What nutrients during flowering for Afghan in Devon?
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Use a bloom feed higher in phosphorus and potassium from week two of flowering. Reduce nitrogen to encourage resin and dense buds.

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