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indica-dominant strainAfghan OG
Afghan OG by Zamnesia is described as an indica-dominant strain with an earthy Kush aroma and strongly relaxing physical effects. The source states a flowering time of seven to eight weeks, robust plants, and indoor yields of up to 400 g/m².
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Parentage and family tree
Afghan OG is at the beginning. The documented parent lines through the 2nd generation follow below.
Editorial profile
Afghan OG in detail
Origin & classification
The origin of Afghan OG is contradictory in the available information. The structured dataset names Afghan × OG Kush, while the source also describes it as a Kush landrace that was not bred from other variants. Both statements cannot readily apply at the same time. For this reason, the ancestry is not presented as seemingly resolved here; instead, reliable information on aroma, effects, and cultivation takes center stage.
Aroma & taste
Zamnesia describes Afghan OG as a classic Kush expression with a pronounced smell and taste. Earthy undertones dominate the sensory profile. More precise aroma categories or an analytical terpene profile are missing, so no additional notes are inferred from the name or a presumed origin. The source also mentions “juicy” aromas but does not specify them further. Editorially, the characterization therefore deliberately remains focused on an intense, earthy Kush direction.
Terpene profile
The effects are described as primarily physical. A powerful high is said to spread through the body and transition into a relaxed state. The source assigns the strain more to calm situations and the end of the day. This is a subjective experience description, not a guaranteed effect or recommendation. Medical claims regarding pain, sleep, anxiety, stress, or appetite have not been adopted, as the source provides no reliable evidence for them.
Effect tendency
For cultivation, Zamnesia states a flowering time of approximately seven to eight weeks. Indoor yields of up to 400 grams per square meter are given as a possibility. The plants are said to reach a notable height and be comparatively resilient. According to the source, they can tolerate occasional errors in nutrient supply, which is presented there as an advantage for less experienced growers. All of these values and characteristics refer to the version described by Zamnesia; actual results depend on phenotype and cultivation conditions.
Cannabinoids, flowering & appearance
Specific THC and CBD percentages are missing. Both are merely described as “medium,” which does not constitute a sufficiently precise measurement. Afghan OG should therefore not be defined by purportedly exact cannabinoid values. The reliable profile consists of pronounced earthiness, a predominantly physical and relaxing experience description, short to medium flowering, and breeder-documented resilience. Before presenting a definitive account of its origin, the conflict between the landrace claim and the registered cross must be clarified.
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Frequently asked questions about Afghan OG
What type of strain is Afghan OG?
We list Afghan OG as an indica-dominant strain with the parent line Afghan × OG Kush.
What genetics are behind Afghan OG?
The parent line of Afghan OG is Afghan × OG Kush.
What flowering time is given for Afghan OG?
A flowering time of 7-8 weeks is given for Afghan OG.
Which breeder is named for Afghan OG?
Zamnesia is named as the breeder or grower of Afghan OG.
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