White Widow and Afghan Kush Harvest

Honkeycorn

Honkeycorn

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So which line from World of Seeds was the Afghan Kush? I am looking at the Legends collection: Afghan Kush Special and the Landraces: Afghan Kush or possably the Medcinal Collection which has: Afghan KushxWhite Widow. All from WOS, but im not sure which one to try?

How long has yours been in cure?

Any more info about how the kush grew or turned out would be great!
 
i81two

i81two

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Afgha Kush is a great producer that finishes fast and gets you stoned as hell.

Part of my lineup forever.
 
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rcr10

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Honkeycorn said:
So which line from World of Seeds was the Afghan Kush? I am looking at the Legends collection: Afghan Kush Special and the Landraces: Afghan Kush or possably the Medcinal Collection which has: Afghan KushxWhite Widow. All from WOS, but im not sure which one to try?

How long has yours been in cure?

Any more info about how the kush grew or turned out would be great!
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I had the landrace Afghan from WOS. They sent it to me for free with my order.
So far they've all been curing for about 5 days and already smoke and taste amazing, especially the WW. I can't wait to see how they all turn out after another 3 weeks of curing.

As far as the grow itself, the Kush was slightly temperamental. The strain is apparently very nutrient sensitive and if you slightly overdo your nutrients she'll start to burn. Luckily I noticed this sensitivity early on and it did not become a problem. Besides this it was care-free and Id definitely grow it again.
 
Honkeycorn

Honkeycorn

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rcr10 said:
I had the landrace Afghan from WOS. They sent it to me for free with my order.
So far they've all been curing for about 5 days and already smoke and taste amazing, especially the WW. I can't wait to see how they all turn out after another 3 weeks of curing.

As far as the grow itself, the Kush was slightly temperamental. The strain is apparently very nutrient sensitive and if you slightly overdo your nutrients she'll start to burn. Luckily I noticed this sensitivity early on and it did not become a problem. Besides this it was care-free and Id definitely grow it again.
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Thanks, +rep for getting back to me!
 
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