Afghan Skunk vs Super Skunk

Afghan Skunk and Super Skunk are two cannabis varieties that share common genetic roots but differ in some characteristics.

Afghan Skunk is a variety native to Afghanistan and is known for its strong and pungent aroma, which is sometimes compared to the aftertaste of skunk. This variety tends to be indica dominant and has strong body relaxing effects. Afghan Skunk plants tend to be of medium height and have a medium flowering time.

Super Skunk is also a variety that has a skunk aftertaste, but is a hybrid and often contains both sativa and indica genetics. This variety is known for its intense aroma and flavor and tends to have balanced effects that can be euphoric and physically relaxing. Super Skunk plants tend to be medium height and have a medium flowering time.

Both of these varieties are popular for their smell and taste, which are reminiscent of skunk, but differ in their effects and genetic makeup. Afghan Skunk is more indica dominant and offers strong body effects, while Super Skunk is a hybrid and has balanced effects. Each of these varieties can appeal to different users depending on their preferences. The cultivation of some varieties of cannabis may be restricted by legislation.