Afghan Kush

The original Afghan Kush was brought from the heart of the Hindu Kush mountains, where its genotype had been bred and perfected over centuries into the ultimate source of cannabis. Both the fragrant North Indian and Black Afghan are derived mainly from Kush plants! The leaves show broad fingers and are dark green in colour.

Afghan Kush by White Label is a very fast strain that is easy to grow, it is recommended for indoor cultivation in Central Europe and more northern areas. In temperate or continental climates, this strain can also be grown outdoors, provided the summer is warm. A Screen of Green (SCROG) or Sea of Green (SOG) promises the best results. Afghan Kush is not difficult to grow, so it is also suitable for beginners - the plants smell spectacularly of sweet wood in combination with earthy, very aromatic smells!

• Lineage: Hindu Kush x Afghanistan
• Genetics: Indica
• Flowering Time: 6 - 8 weeks
• Smell: sweet wood, earthy, aromatic
• THC: 15%

• White Label Seeds: Popular marijuana strains by Sensi

White Label Seeds comes out of the Netherlands and is connected to Sensi Seeds. It was set up as a way to make their genetics easier to get without making people spend too much. The range is broad. You can find feminized seeds, regular seeds, and autoflowering strains. The point is simple. They keep the cost down but the seeds are still solid, which is what most growers want.

Quick Facts

Location: Netherlands

Focus: Budget friendly strains with stable genetics

Types Available: Feminized, regular, autoflowering

Well Known For: Purple Bud, White Skunk, Ice, Purple Haze, Northern Lights, Super Skunk

Works Well For: Growers who want dependable strains at fair prices

A lot of people go back to White Label Seeds because the genetics hold steady. You know what you are getting, and that is not always the case with every breeder. Classics like White Widow or Super Skunk show up again and again because they work. If you are after strains that give good results without being too expensive, this seed bank is one to keep in mind.