Blue Afghani

Blue Afghani flower is named for a cross of Blueberry and Afghani that Leafly credits to Jordan of the Islands in Canada. AllBud‘s parents match.

Blueberry and Afghani genetics

Leafly’s label is indica, and its text calls the strain indica-dominant, combining Blueberry and Afghani genetics; its genetics box lists Blueberry Waltz as a child. AllBud describes a potent cross whose 70% indica, 30% sativa balance earns the indica-dominant hybrid label. A comparison set of six classic indicas lives in our best indica strains guide.

Berries, hops and spice

Leafly says the stout plants produce dense, resinous buds with a sweet, spicy berry aroma, and its flavour tags are blueberry, berry and sweet. One Leafly reviewer describes tight, bright green nugs with long orange hairs that smell of berries, hops and wood and taste strongly of berry and hash; another mentions a sweet pepper taste, and another fluffy nugs.

AllBud describes a sweet, spicy smell with blueberry, and a sweet berry taste with a touch of spicy herbal tea on the exhale. Berry, blueberry, nutty, spicy, sweet, tea and vanilla make up AllBud’s flavour tags, and blueberry, herbal, sweet and vanilla its aroma tags. For looks, it pictures bright neon green, medium-sized, spade-shaped buds with golden undertones, amber hairs and a dusting of fine white trichomes.

THC, CBD and the terpene panel

Leafly’s header reads THC 16%, CBD 1% and CBC 1%, with its meter marking potency above average; AllBud averages 15% to 19% THC.

Caryophyllene (pepper) is dominant in Leafly’s terpene panel, followed by limonene (citrus) and linalool (floral); our limonene explainer covers the citrus one.

Leafly says the aroma is followed by powerful full-body relaxing effects, and its reviewers tag tingly, relaxed and euphoric. AllBud describes a heady, stony high that opens euphoric and uplifted, then spreads a tingle from the back of the head and neck through the whole body.