Auto Hindu Kush Silver

General characteristics

Regular autoflowering cannabis seeds Auto Hindu Kush produce a homogeneous crop of female and male plants. With them you can get not only large volumes of harvests, but also new seed material for further breeding of the species. The bushes grow to medium size and have deep dark green shades. Signs of a true indica are expressed in the branched structure of the bushes and the abundant production of odorous resin with a high percentage of tetrahydrocannabinol. Therefore, the variety is suitable for producing high-quality hashish. In addition, it will be extremely profitable for commercial breeding.

Origin and awards

The original Hindu Kush strain was found among an ancient mountain range, whose name it adopted. The Hindu Kush Valley is rightfully considered the center of cannabis culture, as it has long been famous for the varieties of cannabis that originated there, which eventually became the basis for many modern hybrids. Since Hindu Kush was introduced to Western breeders, it has been bred without altering the gene pool. Only after a while, breeders introduced the autoflowering property by crossing with Lowrider so that residents of areas with less suitable ecosystems could enjoy this wonderful variety without loss of quality.

Taste and effect

Bright tones of sweet lemon permeate the taste of soft smoke, which will leave a floral-spicy aftertaste on the exhale. The fresh aroma of citrus fruits with elite woody notes of sandalwood and a bouquet of herbs will hang in the air around the plants grown from regular autoflowering cannabis seeds Auto Hindu Kush. The effect will pass through the body with a pleasant, relaxing hum, toning up your overall physical well-being. The consciousness will gain deep calm and switch to a meditative state, allowing you to know yourself.

Medical use

Auto Hindu Kush has excellent medicinal effects that can help with a number of health problems, which include:

• physical pain;
• asthma;
• arthritis;
• insomnia;
• panic attacks;
• stress;
• lack of appetite;
• depression.