Afgooey by Hunters Seed Bank
Afghan × Maui Haze
Afgooey, also known as Afghan Goo, is an indica-leaning hybrid popularized by Strain Hunters Seed Bank. It is recognized for its resinous buds and a classic aroma profile. This strain is a favorite for evening use due to its relaxing properties.
Appearance
Afgooey produces compact, dense buds that are notably sticky due to heavy trichome production. The buds are typically golf-ball or egg-shaped and feel heavier than their size suggests. Coloration ranges from olive to deep green, often accented by rust-colored pistils and a thick, milky coating of trichomes.
Aroma & Flavor
The aroma of Afgooey is often described as having an earthy, incense-like base reminiscent of traditional Afghan strains, combined with bright, tropical, and fruity high notes. Flavors can include earthy, floral, fruity, herbal, mango, orange, peppery, and pine notes.
Effects
Afgooey is known for providing a sedative and calming experience, often leading to a couch-lock effect. It is a popular choice for nighttime use when seeking relaxation and a sense of ease. Its effects are reliably heavy, contributing to its reputation as a classic indica-dominant hybrid.
Terpenes & Cannabinoids
This strain typically contains moderate to strong potency, with THC levels averaging around 18%. While specific cannabinoid profiles can vary, consumer data indicates low CBD content. Key terpenes often associated with Afgooey include Myrcene, Caryophyllene, and Pinene, contributing to its distinct aroma and effects.
Origins & Lineage
Afgooey originated in the Northern California clone scene before being popularized and preserved by Strain Hunters Seed Bank. The widely accepted lineage suggests a cross between Afghan genetics and a Hawaiian or Maui Haze variety. This combination is thought to contribute to its hash-plant density and tropical aromatic qualities.
Growing
Afgooey is considered an indica-leaning plant with hardy growth habits. The strain is known for robust resin production and dense bud formation. It is generally regarded as a forgiving cultivar, making it accessible for growers.