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QC Afghanistan Kush Feminized Cannabis Seeds
$55.00
5 Seeds Per Pack
Strain at a Glance
A 100% indica from the QCS team with around 21% THC and an earthy, sweet, woody flavour. Original QCS genetics, bred by Quebec Cannabis Seeds in Quebec, Canada.
Genetic Balance
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Key Information
- THCAbout 21%
- CBDLow
- TasteEarthy • Woody • Hash • Sweet candy
- Indoor flowering timeAbout 55–65 days
- Outdoor harvest timeLate September to early October
Specifications
| Strain | QC Afghanistan Kush |
|---|---|
| Seed type | Feminized |
| Genetic balance | 100% indica |
| THC | About 21% |
| CBD | Low |
| Taste | Earthy, Woody, Hash, Sweet candy |
| Indoor flowering time | About 55–65 days |
| Outdoor harvest time | Late September to early October |
| Yield | Up to 450 g/m² indoors, up to 600 g per plant outdoors |
| Pack size | 5 Seeds Per Pack |
These figures are ranges, not promises. Flowering time, harvest date and yield vary depending on growing conditions: the grower, the method and the season's weather. "Mold resistant" means mold tolerant: less prone to mold and slower to be affected. No strain is 100% mold resistant. How we set these numbers →
Taste & Aroma Profile
Earthy notes first, followed by sweet undertones and a woody finish — the classic hash-plant profile, without fruit or candy.
About QC Afghanistan Kush
Genetics & strain profile
QC Afghanistan Kush is a 100% indica bred by Quebec Cannabis Seeds, chosen after a long search for the right phenotype of the old Afghan mountain lines: a strong, easy, uniform plant with around 21% THC and low CBD. It carries three of our badges — bred by QCS, beginner-friendly and harvest from September — and its first two reviews are both five stars and both about the same thing, uniformity and vigour: “popped a couple of these and they are practically twins with good uniformity and vigour — the leaves have the perfect shape and definition, kudos to the breeders of QCS”, and “5/5 popped within 24 hours and into soil, outstanding early growth… tight node spacing with a leafy, even canopy… stalks already as thick as a straw at 5 nodes”. That is what a stabilised indica looks like in the first month. If you grow it, a review helps the next person. Our seeds are guaranteed.
How QC Afghanistan Kush grows
We list a tall plant structure for its type, and the reviewer growing it indoors describes squat, bushy plants with tight nodes in early veg — both are true of a good Afghan: it builds a thick, strong frame first and gains height later, so give it a short veg indoors or top it once. Flowering takes approximately 55 to 65 days with up to 450 g/m² indoors; the buds are dense, so keep airflow through the canopy and humidity under 50% in the last weeks. Outdoors, a normal growing season allows harvest around late September to early October — comfortably inside the Quebec season — with up to 600 g per plant in suitable conditions. It is a hardy, undemanding plant: moderate feeding, full sun, a stake by August, and it will take cold nights and a wet September better than most. Germination in the review was five for five within 24 hours; soak 12 to 24 hours and plant directly in warm, barely damp soil.
Taste, aroma and effect
Earthy notes first, followed by sweet undertones and a woody finish — the classic hash-plant profile, without fruit or candy. The effect is happy, relaxed and sleepy, in that order: a true indica for the end of the day, and at about 21% THC strong enough to start small. For other Afghan-line indicas, see Purple Afghani and Master Kush; for heavier yields with a Kush profile, Critical Kush; for another QCS original, QC Purple Thai.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does QC Afghanistan Kush take to flower?
Approximately 55 to 65 days. Outdoors it is ready around late September to early October.
How much does QC Afghanistan Kush yield?
Up to 450 g/m² indoors and up to 600 g per plant outdoors in suitable conditions.
How strong is QC Afghanistan Kush?
Around 21% THC with low CBD — happy, relaxed, then sleepy.
Is QC Afghanistan Kush easy to grow?
Yes. It is a strong, hardy, beginner-friendly indica; one reviewer had 5 of 5 seeds up within 24 hours.
Are the plants uniform?
Reviewers say so: practically twins, with an even canopy and tight nodes.
How tall does QC Afghanistan Kush get?
Squat and bushy early, then taller for an indica. Top it once indoors; stake it outdoors.
What does QC Afghanistan Kush taste like?
Earthy first, then sweet undertones and a woody finish.
Who bred QC Afghanistan Kush?
Quebec Cannabis Seeds, from a selected 100% indica Afghan phenotype.
Where can I buy QC Afghanistan Kush seeds in Canada?
Right here at Quebec Cannabis Seeds. Orders ship from Quebec within 24 hours on business days, in plain packaging, across Canada and to the USA, with a germination guarantee.
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10/10/2026
Popped a couple of these and they are practically twins with good uniformity and vigor. The leaves have the perfect shape and definition. Kudos to the breeders of QCS.
14/09/2026
So far so good! 5/5 popped within 24hrs and into soil. Outstanding early growth, I’m down to 3 keepers for an indoor run. Was only going to do 2 but the 3rd is just looking too good, tight node spacing with leafy even canopy. These are looking like they will be squat bushy plants. Stalks are already getting as thick as a straw at 5 nodes. I use Azos in my early up-potting and the roots are explosive. Will leave review once done.