Afghanica

Afghanica is a cannabis strain known for its physical robustness, with plants growing up to 1.83 meters, featuring broad, dark green leaves and dense branches. It has a distinct petrol-like aroma, dense and oily buds, and a complex flavor profile. The strain is a cross between Skunk #1 and Afghani #1, developed by Flying Dutchmen breeders. It flourishes in cooler conditions, turning leaves red or purple, and prefers organic soil for a sweeter product. Its flowering period is between 56-63 days, with an October harvest.

Physical Characteristics:

• C. afghanica grows up to 1.83 meters tall.
• Leaves are broad, short, and dark green with well-defined veins.
• Mature plants have white hair follicles, giving a striking appearance.
• Branches are dense with short internodes and long petioles.

Growth and Harvest:

• Afghanica’s flowering time is 56–63 days with harvest in October.
• Cooler conditions may lead to red and purple leaf coloration.
• Organic soil results in a sweeter end product.
• Plant has a moderately low nutrient requirement.
• Produces both male and female plants.

Aroma, Texture, and Flavor:

• Mature Afghanica plants emit a petrol-like odor when disturbed.
• Buds are dense and oily to the touch.
• Smaller, coated leaves produce heavy, oily resin.
• Plants have a bitter, sharp, turbulent smell with a hint of sweetness.

Taxonomy and Breeding:

• Afghanica was produced by cross-breeding Skunk #1 and Afghani #1.
• Exact date of first production is unknown.
• Flying Dutchmen breeders were the first to create the strain.

References:

• Hybrid. Afghanica. Archived from the original on 17 September 2017.
• Cannabis plant seed. Retrieved 19 June 2018.
• Cannabis Seeds Now. Cannabis Plant Strains. Archived from the original on 28 August 2014.
• Kind Green Buds. Afghanica. Retrieved 8 May 2014.
• The Flying Dutchmen. Afghanica seeds. Retrieved 8 May 2014.

Afghanica Data Sources