Afghanica
Afghanica, also known as Kabul Baba, is an indica cultivar characterized by its dense, resinous structure and a flavor profile defined by floral and berry notes.
About Afghanica
Afghanica, frequently referred to by the alias Kabul Baba, is a cultivar of uncertain origin that first emerged in the Las Vegas area. It is hypothesized to be a particularly resinous phenotype of the landrace Afghan #1. The strain is noted for a pungent aromatic profile that can lean toward sharp, ammonia-like notes, balanced by floral and earthy undertones. On the palate, it is reported to offer a sweet, floral flavor reminiscent of ripe berries. Users have described the experience as a relaxed, creative state accompanied by an increase in appetite.
Plant characteristics
As a phenotype of an indica landrace, Afghanica develops into a short, squat bush with dense branching. It reaches maturity in 49 to 56 days when grown indoors, or by late September when cultivated outdoors in warm climates. The strain is available as seeds and clones.