Afgooey feminized

Afgooey – Strain Hunters

Afgooey by Strain Hunters combines two very different cannabis lines. The mostly Indica was created by crossing Afghani and Maui Haze, combining the powerful character of a classic Afghan genetic with the more exotic influences of the Hawaiian Haze side. Afgooey is one of the well-known strains from Strain Hunters.

When cultivated, Afgooey proves comparatively uncomplicated and develops vigorous plants with distinctly Indica-influenced characteristics. At the same time, the Maui Haze side brings additional influences to the plant structure and ensures that this cross differs significantly from a classic pure Afghani.

The intense aroma of Afgooey is particularly characteristic. Tropical fruits and fresh lemon notes are at the forefront and combine with a stronger old-school character. This creates a complex flavour profile in which exotic fruitiness and citrus freshness meet the more traditional influences of its Afghan lineage.

Lineage: Afghan x Maui Haze
Genetics: mostly Indica
Flowering Time: 8 weeks
Smell: tropical fruits, lemon, old school
THC: 20%

Strain Hunters: Rare Seeds Collected Worldwide

The Strain Hunters Seed Bank began in 2013 in Amsterdam as part of the Green House Seed Company. The idea was to gather rare cannabis strains from across the world and make them available to growers. Over time, the focus has been on feminized seeds, autoflowering hybrids, and landraces that you usually do not see for sale. Many of these genetics came from trips through Africa, Jamaica, Latin America, and Vietnam.

Quick Facts
Location: Amsterdam, Netherlands
Focus: Feminized, autoflowering, and landrace strains
Types Available: Feminized hybrids, automatic seeds, rare landraces
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Works Well For: Growers who want access to genetics collected in the field rather than only from labs

The people behind it are Arjan, Simon, and the late Franco Loja, who filmed several documentaries while traveling to find these plants. Their goal has always been to secure strains before they disappear and to share them with growers worldwide. The project is tied closely to Green House Seeds, which itself has been around since 1995.