Afghan Haze

Regular Cannabis Seeds

THC : Medium

Type : Indica, Sativa

Afghan Haze Strain is a combination of a pure Afghan strain combined with a Haze male has created something fantastic. Both parent plants are very established in their own right and have been popular with medical patients worldwide for many years, and this strain follows, like many, in its parent's footsteps. Afghan Haze is the result of fertilising an Afghan female with pollen from a Haze plant. It is a unique blend of two strains from opposite ends of the cannabis spectrum. With a careful pheno-typical selection, this is a fantastic therapeutic strain for medical provision.

It is not the heaviest-yielding plant and neither is it the quickest to flower but it does have quality on its side. Indoors growers will harvest 350 - 450 gr/m2 in 10 weeks of flowering. Outdoors cultivators will be able to crop about 350 - 450 gr/plant with harvest time occurring in mid-October in northern latitudes. This harvest time would rule out those regions/areas where rain and humidity could be a problem at this time of year - it is better cultivated outdoors in Mediterranean climates. The effects of poorer weather can be obviated to an extent with greenhouse cultivation.

Afghan Haze is highly recommended for medicinal usage, especially for pain relief.

Seed Bank

Description

Price

Seedsman

Afghan Haze

Based Country: Spain
Pack: 18 Seeds
Shipping: Worldwide discreet shipping, free shipping for Europe

$81.6 Buy now

420-Seeds

Afghan Haze

Based Country: Netherlands
Pack: 15 Seeds
Shipping: Worldwide Stealth Shipping
Bonus: Get Free Seeds with Every Order

$91.79 Buy now

Seed City

Afghan Haze

Based Country: United Kingdom
Pack: 15 Seeds
Shipping: Worldwide Shipping. Free Shipping For UK

$118.84 Buy now

Additional information

Genetics	Afghan x Haze
Plant Type	Indica, Sativa
Cultivation	Indoors, Outdoors
Plant Height	Medium
Average Yield	350 - 450 g/m²
Flowering Period	10 weeks
THC	Medium

Reviews

There are no reviews yet.

Be the first to review “Afghan Haze”