Afghan Hash Plant regular by Barney's Farm
Afghan Hash Plant regular traces back to seeds collected during the 1970s in the Mazari Sharif region of northern Afghanistan. Barney's Farm selected vigorous, resin rich plants from this material and preserved the genetics as a regular line producing both male and female specimens.
The plant retains a classic indica structure: compact and bushy, with broad dark green leaves and a substantial framework of side branches. It reaches approximately 80 to 100 cm indoors and around 150 to 180 cm outdoors. The regular seed format also leaves more room for individual selection than a purely feminized product line.
The flowering period takes approximately 50 to 60 days. Barney's Farm lists indoor yields of up to 500 g/m² and outdoor yields of up to 700 g per plant. THC content is approximately 21 percent.
Sandalwood and citrus define the aromatic direction, accompanied by woody, floral and more pungent notes. The dense and heavy flowers develop a pronounced resin covering closely associated with the line's northern Afghan background.
Afghan Hash Plant regular is not a modern multi cross, but a pure indica with a clearly documented origin, short flowering period and a regular population suited to collecting, selection and further breeding work.
Data sheet
| Landrace | Afghan aus Mazari Sharif |
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| Indica | 100 % |
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| THC | 21 % |
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| Flowering time | 50 - 60 Days |
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| Indoor height | 80-100 cm |
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| Outdoor height | 150-180 cm |
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| Yield outdoors | 700 grams per plant |
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| Yield indoors | 500 g/m2 |
| Aroma | Sandalwood, citrus, woody, floral, pungent |
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