How to grow Mazar Kush

100% indica
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Mazar Kush bud — quarter view
THC 20%
Flowering 55 - 60 days
Yield 550 g/m²

Taste

Fuel
Earthy

Seb's take

Seb Silverback

Afghan Kush from the Hindu Kush mountains meets a selected Mazar-i-Sharif female, both pure indica and both proud of it. Spiced, herbal earthiness with pungent, nutty wood on the nose, tasting intensely of Afghan hash; the high is relaxed, sleepy and happy, tingly at the edges. Small in stature, resinous well beyond her size.

Where it comes from

Afghan Kush from the Hindu Kush mountains of northern Afghanistan meets a female selected from specimens brought back from Mazar-i-Sharif — both a hundred percent indica, and both drawn from the same rugged part of the world. World of Seeds keep the geography front and centre, and it shows in the character: small, hardy, and intensely resinous. A plant that tastes of exactly where it came from.

Nose & flavour

Spiced and herbal, with a pungent, nutty woodiness behind it and an earthy base underneath — and running through the whole, the intense flavour of Afghan hash. It is a savoury, resinous nose with no fruit to soften it, and it does not try to be anything other than what it is. Old-world in the best sense.

The high

Relaxed, sleepy and happy, with a tingle at the edges and the dry mouth that tends to come with genetics this heavy. A pure indica shape — the body settled, the pace slowed, the evening accounted for. She behaves like a very resinous indica because that is precisely what she is.

Growing it

Small in stature but resinous well beyond her size. Flowering runs 55 to 60 days, and yields come in at a strong 550 g/m², with THC recorded at 20 percent. The record leaves height unstated beyond noting she is a small plant, so I will take her at that. A compact, hardy grower with resin production far out of proportion to her frame — treat the trichome coat as the whole point.

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Effects

Relaxed
Sleepy
Uplifting

Common questions about Mazar Kush

How long does Mazar Kush take to flower?

Around 8 weeks of flowering, by the breeder's numbers.

Is Mazar Kush an autoflower or a photoperiod strain?

A feminized photoperiod strain — flowering starts when you switch the lights, so the timing is yours to control.

How strong is Mazar Kush?

The breeder lists THC around 20%. Firmly in the strong band.

What does Mazar Kush smell and taste like?

Earthy on the nose — the old-school profile, done properly.