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Afghan Haze

Afghan Haze from TreeTown Seeds combines Original Haze with Afghani #1. Hash, Haze spice, sandalwood, lavender and a longer flowering period define this classic hybrid profile.

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Character profile

Aroma, effects and terpenes

Aromas

  • fresh
  • hashy
  • lavender-like

Genetics

Parent line and family tree

Afghan Haze is at the beginning. The documented parent lines follow below.

Editorial profile

Afghan Haze in detail

Origin & classification

Afghan Haze from TreeTown Seeds combines two old lines: Original Haze and Afghani #1. This creates a hybrid that is not simply Haze or purely Indica. The strain brings together spicy, fresh and hashy elements while showing more depth than many pure Haze profiles.

Aroma & flavour

Haze spice, hash, lavender and sandalwood take centre stage aromatically. The Haze side provides freshness, spice and a certain openness. The Afghan side adds more body, hash character and floral depth. Lavender softens the profile, while sandalwood gives it a dry, refined woody note.

Terpene profile

The lineage explains the tension between the two sides very well. Original Haze stands for a longer flowering period, stretch, spice and a more classic Sativa impression. Afghani #1 contributes a more compact structure, hash character and a stronger physical foundation. Afghan Haze does not try to hide its Haze side, but rather combines it with Afghan substance.

Effect tendency

At 10 to 11 weeks, the flowering period is clearly on the longer side. This fits the Haze influence and makes it clear that Afghan Haze is not an ultra-fast Indica profile. At the same time, the Afghan line gives it a more grounded character than pure Haze varieties, which often bring even longer flowering periods and stronger vertical growth.

Cannabinoids, flowering & appearance

Exaggerated buzzwords do not take centre stage in the effect profile. Afghan Haze is best understood as a classic cross between a bright Haze influence and a deeper Afghan foundation. This allows it to combine mental presence and spicy freshness with more body and calm. This makes it particularly interesting for comparisons between Haze and Afghan lines.

Further classification

Compared with Afghan Kush, Afghan Haze is noticeably fresher, spicier and closer to Sativa. Compared with pure Original Haze, it feels earthier, hashier and more grounded. This exact middle ground is what makes the strain appealing: not a modern candy profile, but a classic hybrid with clearly identifiable parents. It is well suited to distinguishing Haze crosses by body contribution and flowering time. Aromatically, it also remains closer to sandalwood and hash than to modern fruit notes.

Further classification

Afghan Haze therefore stands for Haze spice, Afghan depth, lavender, sandalwood and a longer, classic hybrid structure.

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Questions and answers

Frequently asked questions about Afghan Haze

What type of strain is Afghan Haze?

We list Afghan Haze as a Hybrid Strain with Original Haze as its parent line.

What genetics are behind Afghan Haze?

The parent line of Afghan Haze is Original Haze.

What does Afghan Haze smell and taste like?

Aromatically, Afghan Haze is primarily fresh, hashy and lavender-like. Depending on the batch and phenotype, the expression may vary in intensity.

What flowering time is given for Afghan Haze?

A flowering time of 10-11 weeks is given for Afghan Haze.

Which breeder is named for Afghan Haze?

TreeTown Seeds is named as the breeder or cultivator of Afghan Haze.