Mazar
Mazar is a classic hybrid blending traditional Afghan hash genetics with the vigor of Skunk, known for its earthy, resinous profile and a balanced effect that transitions from euphoria to deep relaxation.
About Mazar
Mazar, also known as Mazar-I-Shariff, is a long-standing cultivar from Dutch Passion that emerged in the 1980s and saw further refinement in the 1990s. It is a cross between a prized Afghani and Skunk #1. The strain takes its name from the Mazar-i-Sharif region of Afghanistan. Its aromatic profile is characteristic of pre-modern cannabis trends, featuring notes of earthy hash, peppery spice, pine, and citrus with a subtle sweetness. The dense, resin-heavy flowers reflect the Afghan lineage, while the Skunk genetics contribute to the plant's vigor and pungency. Users report an initial euphoric lift that eventually settles into a heavy, relaxing state, often accompanied by giggles, sleepiness, and increased appetite.
Plant characteristics
Mazar typically develops into a sturdy, Christmas-tree-shaped plant characterized by heavy lateral branching. It produces dense, resin-rich flowers that often require physical support as they mature due to their significant weight.