Afghan Kush Early Harvest (World of Seeds)
Afghan Kush Early Harvest Strain Characteristics
| Strain brand | World of Seeds |
| Strain Gender | Feminized |
| Strain light cycle | Photoperiod |
| Suitable for growing | Outdoor, Indoor |
| Strain harvest | 450 g/m² indoors 500 - 600 g/plant outdoors |
| Indoor flowering time | 45 days |
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The word ‘Kush’ has already become a synonym for quality weed, and Afghan Kush Early Harvest from World of Seeds is yet more proof of that. This 100% Indica variety from the valleys of the Amu Darya river guarantees a strong body high that will make your every muscle buzz with ecstasy. The flavor emanating from these cannabis seeds is just as clear, with a strong hashy flavor reminiscent of noble wood. To fully enjoy this weed strain, leave it for nighttime smoking at home.
Description
Pure Indica Effect To Rock Your Body
Afghan Kush Early Harvest from World of Seeds is the right strain for anyone looking to experience pure Indica effects. The high provided by its 21.6% THC content won’t be cerebral at all, but exactly the opposite, with each toke prompting an ecstatic shockwave to move through every muscle in your body. Pure Indica seeds are extremely rare these days – this is definitely one you need to experience for yourself!
Afghan Kush Early Harvest Flavor: Like A Fresh Brick Of Hash
The tastes and aromas of Afghan Kush Early Harvest are old-school in the best sense of the word. The fresh hashy scent will flood your nostrils as soon as you open the jar of Afghan Kush Early Harvest buds, and the taste is as fresh and herby, reminiscent of noble wood.
Lightning-Quick Grow
As a pure landrace Indica, Afghan Kush Early Harvest is extremely stable and sturdy. Another pro of having Afghan Kush Early Harvest cannabis seeds in your collection is, of course, the extra-short flowering period of just 45 days. In warmer climates, this can even allow you to harvest twice in one season.
- The breeder reports extremely high resistance to pests and mold, so this strain is the perfect choice for novice growers.
- Use LST and HST techniques to shape the canopy and boost your yields.
- These Afghan Kush Early Harvest seeds guarantee very stable genetics and the same pheno every single time – the result of generations of natural interbreeding.
Genetics Of Afghan Kush Early Harvest Stabilized By Years Of Interbreeding
For generations, this strain has been naturally growing in the area of the modern border between Tajikistan and Uzbekistan. Years of crossbreeding of these plants growing so close to each other have resulted in a 100% Indica profile and an extremely stable phenotype.
Shipping to Canada
How long does it usually take for an order to be delivered to Canada?
Delivery usually takes 9 to 12 days after payment is verified and the order is shipped.
Which carrier is used to ship seeds to Canada?
Herbies ships your order via tracked delivery services to any territory or province in Canada.
Is there any way to check the status of my order after it has been shipped?
You can check the status of your order on the Tracking page.
Do you offer stealth shipping?
Yes, we ship seeds via stealth shipping. We package them as a discreet item so that outsiders or customs officials won’t detect them.
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Payment in Canada
What payment methods are available in Canada?
You can pay for your order using a debit or credit card, cryptocurrency, Interac, or by bank transfer.
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Herbies accepts Visa and MasterCard with 3D Secure enabled. You cannot pay with prepaid cards, gift cards, Capital One, or Cash App cards.
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Will there be any additional fees when paying?
Herbies does not charge any additional fees, but you may incur a currency conversion fee from your financial institution or payment service provider. If you’re sending cryptocurrency, there may be network fees.
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