Afghani: The Most Important Strain In Cannabis History

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  @Bloomcycle · 2 months ago (edited)

  My brother served in Afghanistan brought back 1000's of seeds from 5 pure landrace strains. Been breeding & cloning for the past 15yrs 🇨🇦🔥

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• CH

  @christineroach6152 · 2 months ago

  I hate how everything is focused on high thc %. I've had stuff that's 15% max that had a better high then 99% of the stuff these days.  So hard to find a true landrace.

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• KA

  @KattMurr · 2 months ago

  Back in the early 90's my brother grew a single plant, in a closet with a single bulb. It was skunk #1 × Northern Lights. Had a huge cola and yielded a few ozs. I forgot exactly how much. Super dense, stinky, sticky, yummy buds!!! I will never forget ripping a bong hit and holy fuck it was incredible!!! One hit and I was toast!!! 😂

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• SP

  @spencer7657 · 2 months ago

  Afghan kush will forever be my favorite strain

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• HE

  @HempComp1 · 1 month ago

  I was lucky in life! I had almost every Strain in Seeds you Mentioned even more seeds from around the World! 175 different strains! What a life that was breeding and making Strains! From them..... You have no idea what I saw all of those years! Took photos of each plant. Lost everything one day after being arrested....

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• JO

  @johnallen6945 · 2 months ago

  I lived around Cleveland in the '60s as a teen. We had friends around Detroit and we used to drive up there a lot for the music scene. I met people who lived in Windsor and had great Afghan hash connections. So I started buying it by the pound to resell as ounces in Cleveland. It came in an oily black/green slab and it didn't crumble. I did that for about a year and people loved that hash.

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• DR

  @drewbriggs6872 · 2 months ago

  Please make a show about classic hash.  We need to make old school hash great again !

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• HO

  @hounddog3476 · 1 month ago

  I served in Dae Rah Woo Afghanistan in 02' as an airborne infantryman. The cannabis that was cultivated looked like one huge bud. Probably the best in the world. The dry air keeps it from getting bud rot.

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• AS

  @assog5737 · 2 months ago

  I&apos;ve been enjoying and growing cannabis for over 50 years. <br>And Afghani definitely changed weed history. <br>But most of the people making comments on here are talking about weed from the 80s, 90s and 2000s.<br>But in my opinion that&apos;s when the quality of weed started going down hill and fast <br>And from my experience there are 2 reasons for this. <br>And NOBODY even talks about or for that matter even knows about now a days. <br>You see back in the late 60s and early 70s weed was all true land race. <br>And back then there was 2 of these weeds that were the best weed of all times, in my opinion. <br>And they were A-GOLD and true THAI STICKS. <br>And the 2 reasons for this, like I stated before that nobody even talks about or even knows about now a days. <br>These weeds were the only ones that when you took a hit and held it in, your lungs would expand and you would rush so hard for so long that you would see stars. And then you would be HIGH as f#$k for hours. <br>Not stoned, HIGH. <br>Two totally different things. <br>Off of one hit. <br>These were true one hit weeds. <br>I haven&apos;t enjoyed any weed in over 30 years that gets me HIGH. <br>And being HIGH is really what we all want. Not being stoned. <br>The problem now a days is NOBODY actually knows there is a different option out there. So everybody just settles for being stoned. <br>Also back then if we were lucky enough to find black hash and or black oil. These had the same effect. <br>They would expand and you&apos;d rush like crazy and you&apos;d be HIGH for hours off of 1 hit. We would get a gram of hash for 10 bucks and a gram vial of oil for 25 bucks. <br><br>Anyway that&apos;s my experience. <br><br>But I must say, about 20 years ago I purchased some seeds from this company. And they sent me some free seeds. So I read up what the company was saying about this strain. And they stated it would take 12 to 14 weeks in 12/12 to get ripe. <br>Well the first time I grew it, at 18 weeks this thing was still going strong. With NO signs of slowing down. But I got scared and took her down. But she wasn&apos;t even close. I was so pissed out myself for making this rookie mistake. <br>Now a days I take her to 24 to 26 weeks in 12/12.<br>And the tops get HUGE as big as my forearms. And the weed is great it expands a little and you get a good long rush. <br>And the most important part is I get HIGH as f#$k.<br>I&apos;ve been growing this strain for over 20 years. And I only sell it to a few really good friends. For 500 bucks a oz. And they always come back for more. <br><br>Anyway that&apos;s my take. <br><br>Good luck everybody. <br>And stay HIGH I know I will.

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  @CalvinWatkins · 1 month ago

  I spent many years in Afghanistan during the war. I was base in remote areas and that shit grew every where, literally like a “weed”. We couldn’t touch it and the locals passed it like it was glass. They made hash and it was everywhere from cookies to tea. I never smoked but that area would be the stoners Disney World!

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  @DavidLangie · 2 months ago

  I was fortunate enough to live in Europe during the mid 70s. Had the chance to smoke very many types of very exotic hash. Like the narrator said abt Afghan it varied. Most were pretty good. Some were just mind bending good.

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  @fernandocastillo1972 · 1 month ago

  I was living in Tampa serving my country in 1979. I had some afghani cannabis, it was spectacular. What I remember besides the buzz was the seeds, they were enormous

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