Afghan Skunk Auto
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SKU
B025
In the 60’s and 70’s Afghan hash was the best hash in the world, and widely used in Afghan tea houses. The hash was very sticky, dark brown and had a pure honey sweet flavour. It was a real Indica and the high it gave you made you feel like you were in a dream paradise. In the 70’s it was crossed with a Latin American Skunk, which had more Sativa characteristics. Afghan Skunk consists of 70% Indica and 30% Sativa.
- Seed Type : Autoflowering
- Flowering Time : Short (6-8 Weeks)
- Climate: Mild / Continental
- Yield: Medium
- Height: Low
In the 60’s and 70’s Afghan hash was the best hash in the world, and widely used in Afghan tea houses. The hash was very sticky, dark brown and had a pure honey sweet flavour. It was a real Indica and the high it gave you made you feel like you were in a dream paradise. In the 70’s it was crossed with a Latin American Skunk, which had more Sativa characteristics. Afghan Skunk consists of 70% Indica and 30% Sativa. The Afghan Skunk AUTO was also crossed with a Ruderalis, which made it an autoflowering strain. The effect of Afghan Skunk AUTO is about 10 to 15% less than the effect of the feminised Afghan Skunk. The Afghan Skunk is a cannabis strain which is becoming increasingly popular. Afghan Skunk is also excellent for medicinal purposes.
| Seed Type | Autoflowering |
|---|---|
| Flowering Time | Short (6-8 Weeks) |
| Sativa/Indica | Mostly Indica |
| Climate | Mild / Continental |
| Type | Outdoor |
| Grow Difficulty | Easy |
| Yield | Medium |
| Height | Low |
| Effect | Euphoric, Hungry, Lazy |
| Medical effect | Anxiety, Lack of appetite, Stress |
| Origins and genetics | In the 60’s and 70’s Afghan hash was the best hash in the world, and widely used in Afghan tea houses. The hash was very sticky, dark brown and had a pure honey sweet flavour. It was a real Indica and the high it gave you made you feel like you were in a dream paradise. In the 70’s it was crossed with a Latin American Skunk, which had more Sativa characteristics. Afghan Skunk consists of 70% Indica and 30% Sativa. The Afghan Skunk AUTO was also crossed with a Ruderalis, which made it an autoflowering strain. The effect of Afghan Skunk AUTO is about 10 to 15% less than the effect of the feminised Afghan Skunk. The Afghan Skunk is a cannabis strain which is becoming increasingly popular. Afghan Skunk is also excellent for medicinal purposes. |
| Production | The Afghan Skunk AUTO is a beautiful and vigorous plant. The flowering period of the Afghan Skunk AUTO is, as for all autoflowering plants, about 8 weeks. The plant does not become very large because its growth phase is shortened as a result of its cross with a Ruderalis plant. Ideal for growers who only have limited space at their disposal. Afghan Skunk is known for its high yield and this also applies to the autoflowering variety. I definitely recommend that novice growers give growing Afghan Skunk AUTO a try. An autoflowering plant is always a must for the first cultivation because it grows easily and well, but the Afghan Skunk AUTO is also very strong and robust and therefore not prone to diseases or fungi. |
| Character & Flavour | The Afghan Skunk AUTO combination is full of fruity undertones with the taste of berries that provide, along with the male Afghan Haze, a crisp, sweet, heavy and recognisable aroma and flavour. Just smelling the plant makes me want to smoke Afghan Skunk. Afghan Skunk gives a strong spiritual high. The seeds are perfectly balanced with both euphoric Sativa highs and relaxed Indica tones. I smoke Afghan Skunk when I feel like relaxing. It makes you lazy and hungry, but also cheerful. In the medicinal field it works well against stress, lack of appetite and anxiety. |
| Features | Strong and robust plant that does not quickly suffer from diseases or fungi The plant remains relatively small, so is very appropriate when you have limited space at your disposal Recognisable heavy scent and flavour |
| Suzy's Tip | A strong plant for outdoor cultivation that does very well in a cold climate. |
| Harvest Month | July |
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