Afgoo is another name for Afgooey, a cross of an unknown sativa from Maui and an unknown indica from Afghanistan. It’s a good nighttime strain with strong indica genetics (sativa/indica ratio of 20:80). A wonderful strain known for relieving stress and anxiety. The flavor is much like OG Kush with a sweeter finish. The high is relaxing and long-lasting, perfect for movie night or a walk through the forest.
Strain Type: Indica Dominant Hybrid – 80% Indica / 20% Sativa
THC: 23% – 28%
THC levels are strong, passing 28% in some tests. There isn’t much CBD in this strain, though, less than 1%, so it should not be used to treat conditions that respond to CBD, such as epilepsy. Instead, it’s an effective treatment for depression, chronic pain, nausea, insomnia, and anxiety. The high is centered almost entirely on the body, with a calming euphoric sensation and a happy mood. The effect can be sleep-inducing and often comes with strong hunger. The Afgoo aroma is skunky and sweet, similar to pine, and the flavor is similar. Medical users should expect some potential side effects, including dry mouth and red eyes. Paranoia, dizziness, and headaches are also possibly though less likely. Afgoo is a relatively popular strain, and it can be found on the black market in many parts of the United States. But it’s most common on the legal markets on the West Coast and in Colorado.
Myrcene:
This is the most abundant terpene in many cannabis strains, including Afgoo. It’s known for its earthy, musky, and slightly sweet aroma, often described as similar to cloves. Myrcene is also believed to contribute to the relaxing and sedating effects often associated with Indica strains like Afgoo.
Ocimene:
Ocimene has a sweet, woody, and herbaceous aroma. It’s known for its potential anti-inflammatory and antiviral properties. In Afgoo, it likely contributes to the strain’s overall aromatic complexity.
Pinene:
Pinene is found in two forms, alpha-pinene and beta-pinene, both of which may be present in Afgoo. Alpha-pinene has a fresh, piney aroma, while beta-pinene can smell like dill or basil. Pinene is known for its potential to enhance focus and alertness.