Afghani

 Afghani

 

Strain type: Indica

 

Parent strains: None; landrace strain

 

Backstory: Afghani is a heavy indica strain named after its geographic origin, where the earliest varieties of cannabis are believed to have grown. Breeders worldwide have come to treasure Afghani for its heavy resin production.



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