Afgoo Strain

Name: Afgoo Strain
SKU: 1185
Price: 10.00 USD
Availability: InStock

$10.00

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Afgoo Strain can be traced all the way back to the 80s. It’s what happens when you cross the Maui Haze with an Afghani landrace – two very potent and high-quality buds. Afgoo Strain has a very organic flavor profile, tasting herby and earthy, with hints of wood and sweetness underneath. Its THC levels are pretty high, so if you’re not careful, you may end up pretty high as well.

Categories: Indica, Weed Strains Tag: Afgoo

What is Afgoo Strain?

Afgoo Strain is another name for Afgooey, a cross of an unknown Sativa from Maui and an unknown Indica from Afghanistan. It’s a good nighttime strain with strong Indica genetics (Sativa/Indica ratio of 20:80). THC levels are strong, passing 28% in some tests. There isn’t much CBD in this strain, though, less than 1%, so it should not be used to treat conditions that respond to CBD, such as epilepsy. Instead, it’s an effective treatment for depression, chronic pain, nausea, insomnia, and anxiety. The high is centered almost entirely on the body, with a calming euphoric sensation and a happy mood. The effect can be sleep-inducing and often comes with strong hunger.

Afgoo strain, also known as Afgooey, is a potent Indica strain that is believed to descend from an Afghani Indica and Maui Haze. Its Sativa parent may lend Afgoo some uplifting, creative qualities, but this strain undoubtedly takes after its indica parent as it primarily delivers relaxing, sleepy effects alongside its earthy pine flavor. Growers hoping to cultivate Afgoo may have a better chance of success indoors, but this indica can also thrive in Mediterranean climates outdoors.

The Afgoo strain aroma is skunky and sweet, similar to pine, and the flavor is similar. Medical users should expect some potential side effects, including dry mouth and red eyes. Paranoia, dizziness, and headaches are also possible though less likely. Afgoo is a relatively popular strain, and it can be found on the black market in many parts of the United States. But it’s most common in the legal markets on the West Coast and in Colorado.

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