Afghan Hawaiian is an Indica-dominant strain that will more often than not lead consumers off to dreamland at the end of the day. As a result, this strain is not recommended for daytime use.
A product of combining UK Cheese and Lavender strain, OrganiGram, Inc. has endeavored to bring consumers a mix of earthy, cheesy cannabis with a sweet and anise-esque character.
Delivering a considerably euphoric high, this strain will taper toward relaxation and general peace of mind as time goes on. This strain comes recommended from the grower to address some symptoms associated with neurological disorders and spasticity. This includes muscle spasms, seizures, anxiety, depression, and PTSD, among many others.
The strain averages a THC content of 22%, which makes it both a potent medicine and recreational substance.
Afghan Hawaiian hails from a remote region, which makes its ideal climate tough to replicate. This means that new growers will want to steer clear of this strain for their first few attempts at cultivation. However, outdoor grows can easily reach 21 ounces or more per plant. Indoors will find slightly lesser results, though more control and a quick flowering period of 8 weeks can make for a quick turnaround of quality cannabis.
