Afghani is one of the oldest cultivated lines on earth, the pure landrace of the Mazar-i-Sharif and Hindu Kush regions, bred by generations of farmers whose living was resin. When the seeds reached America in the 1970s they handed indoor growers everything the sativas lacked: short frames, fast finishes, dense flowers.
In this catalog it matters most as the silent half of Tres Dawg, the male that made the Chem line breedable.
Everything below carries Afghani.
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I am growing platinum inferno outside this year. It's at 8 feet tall in late bloom. It looks great and I love the structure.
Looks good and didn’t give me any issues growing. So far has a light pine smell. This could change during cure.

