Hindu Kush is a true kush, which differs considerably from the top-shelf “Kush” that is currently the craze in U.S. dispensaries. In many ways, it is closer to an old-school landrace Afghan than even Afghani #1. True kush varieties were not bred to be smoked as flowers; they are hash plants, intended to be dried and sifted for their trichome heads. So while Hindu Kush is an authentic representation of what is smoked in Central Asia, we don’t smoke it as it smoked there. To most Westerners, Hindu Kush seems a little coarse and rough. That is simply because, normally, Hindu Kush is refined through extraction. Smoking Hindu Kush flowers is a bit like eating raw garlic, then complaining that it’s too pungent. Nearly all of Central Asia’s cannabis varieties are grown solely for extraction.
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