After a long day at work, is it time to simply wind down and put your feet up? Meet Afghan Kush Regular by White Label. Its characterised just as much by its calming effect as its short flowering time and plentiful sticky, resinous buds. Kush plants are the crowning glory of the well-known seed lines. They provide the substance of the manually harvested Indian charas and well-known black from Afghanistan. Bred and perfected over decades, they more than hold their own against trendy new strains such as Gelato and Bubble Gum. Afghan Kush Regular by White Label growth patternAfghan Kush Regular seeds by White Label produce compact plants with a short flowering time of six to eight weeks. The strong growth spurt at the start of flowering is typical of a 90% . The average height gain then levels off again; indoors, the plants grow to around one metre high. This strains buds develop into mighty nuggets, with resin that sparkles like diamonds in the light. This strain is easy to clone, and so is perfectly suited for creating parent plants or cuttings. Its great vitality is evident in the dark green leaves and wide fingers. Afghan Kush Regular by White Label combines great yield potential with minimal care required. Over 500 g/m_ is perfectly possible from indoor cultivation. In moderate 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.Effect, flavour and smell of Afghan Kush Regular by White LabelDont be deceived by the average values of around 15%: the sedative stone definitely delivers! Happy, lazy and very hungry thats the best description of the effect. As might be expected, Afghan Kush is best suited for relaxation. Anyone with a packed agenda should probably pick a different strain.The taste combines earthy and woody notes with a subtle spiciness. Anyone who likes to smoke will definitely be happy with the flavour of this strain.Did you know?Kush strains are particularly popular in the hip hop scene. Lil Wayne even dedicated his track Kush to it.
