World of Seeds - Afgan Kush x White Widow
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A cross between World of Seeds Afghan Kush, a 100% indica strain which comes from kush strains grown in a small area of northern Afghanistan in the Hindu Kush mountain range, and a stabilised White Widow hybrid, which is a cross between Indian and Brazilian genetics, White Widow dominated the worldwide cannabis scene for more than 10 years.
Afghan Kush x White Widow is a compact, medium-sized plant that produces a copious amount of highly therapeutic trichomes that give off a unique aroma of forest fruits. While White Widow is, in herself, a blessing for her therapeutic benefits, blending her with Afghan Kush makes her highly recommended for medicinal applications.
| Indoor Grow? |  |
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| Outdoor Grow? | |
| Feminized? | |
| Photoperiod? | |
| Medical Use? | |
| Mostly Indica? | |
| Height | Medium |
| Flowering Time | Medium |
| Yield | Good |
| Yield Notes | 350 / 450 gr m2 indoors , 900 /1000 gr per plant outdoors |
| THC Content | Medium |
| Genetics | Afghan Kush , White Widow |
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