Afghan Kush from the Amu Darya river valley is hash-making heritage in living form — dense, greasy buds and pure sedative depth. It is bedrock indica: sleep, appetite, and total ease.
We could not find published lab results for this cultivar. The figures here were generated by AI from published cannabis references — a reasonable picture of what this strain is typically like, not a measurement of any particular batch. The methodology explains how, and what that does and does not tell you. Strain- and batch-level numbers for what you actually buy come with the product: dispensaries list them on the menu and the certificate of analysis is on the package. See where this strain is stocked near you.
Afghan Kush is an indica.
Afghan Kush is estimated at 16-21% THC. No published lab results were available, so this is a typical range rather than a measurement — the certificate of analysis on the package is the authoritative figure.
Afghan Kush is commonly described as hash, earthy and sweet.
Afghan Kush is reported as a cross of Afghan Landrace and Afghan Landrace.
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