Afghan Hawaiian
Afghan Hawaiian is an indica-leaning hybrid bred by OrganiGram, known for a complex aromatic profile that blends savory, funky notes with sweet, floral undertones.
About Afghan Hawaiian
Afghan Hawaiian is an indica-leaning hybrid bred by OrganiGram in Canada. It is a cross of UK Cheese and Lavender. The lineage of the Lavender parent is attributed to Soma Seeds, involving a complex genetic background of Super Skunk, Big Skunk Korean, Afghani, and Hawaiian.
The aroma is described as earthy, herbal, and caramel-sweet, reminiscent of a cheese plate served in a hookah lounge. The flavor profile transitions from pungent, savory cheese notes to hints of creamy licorice and toasted sugar, finishing with a rich, savory quality. Its terpene profile is reported to be dominated by caryophyllene, myrcene, and limonene.
Users typically report a two-stage experience: an initial period of bright, cerebral stimulation followed by a heavy, relaxing body sensation often described as a "slow descent" into comfort. It is noted for being euphoric and hazy, suitable for ending the day or low-stakes social settings.
Plant characteristics
The buds are dense and resinous, featuring a heavy coating of trichomes that often exhibit a glimmering appearance.
