Description
This Mazar selection has been refined for a smoother flavor and improved production potential, while retaining the compact and highly resinous characteristics associated with its Afghan background.
With approximately 19.5% THC and a relatively fast indoor flowering period of 50–60 days, Mazar combines traditional indica characteristics with a manageable flowering time. Outdoors, harvest generally takes place during the first half of October.
Mazar Characteristics
Origin: Afghan / Mazar-i-Sharif heritage
Type: Feminized cannabis seeds
Environment: Indoor & outdoor
Genetic Profile: 100% Indica
THC: Approximately 19.5%
Indoor Flowering: Approximately 50–60 days
Outdoor Harvest: October 1–15
Plant Structure: Small, compact and Christmas-tree shaped
Flowers: Dense and highly resinous
Aroma: Earthy, rich and traditionally Afghan
Flavor: Smooth with earthy and resinous characteristics
Effect Profile: Deeply relaxing and physically oriented
Resin Production: Very high
Yield Potential: Improved/high
Mazar Genetics and Origins
Mazar is strongly associated with Afghan genetics originating from the Mazar-i-Sharif region of Afghanistan, an area historically connected with traditional indica cannabis populations.
The supplied specifications describe this selection as 100% Indica.
Its Afghan heritage is particularly evident in its morphology: Mazar develops into a relatively small and compact plant with a characteristic Christmas-tree-like structure.
Another defining feature is its substantial resin production, giving the mature flowers a heavily trichome-covered appearance.
Mazar-i-Sharif Heritage
The name Mazar refers to Mazar-i-Sharif, a city and region in northern Afghanistan associated with traditional Afghan cannabis genetics.
Mazar retains many of the characteristics traditionally associated with these indica populations: compact dimensions, dense flower development, substantial resin production and a short flowering period.
These characteristics give Mazar a distinctly old-school Afghan identity compared with many modern multi-hybrid varieties.
Mazar Aroma
Mazar develops a rich aromatic profile reflecting its Afghan heritage.
The supplied description emphasizes its improved smoothness rather than providing a detailed aroma breakdown. Its overall profile can therefore be described conservatively as deep, earthy and resinous, without assigning unsupported specific aromatic notes.
The emphasis is on a traditional, full-bodied character rather than an intensely fruity or dessert-style profile.
Mazar Flavor
One of the improvements highlighted in this Mazar selection is its smoother taste.
Its flavor retains the deeper characteristics associated with Afghan indica genetics while offering a softer overall impression than previous selections.
This smoother character complements the variety’s dense, resin-rich flowers and traditional indica identity.
Mazar THC Content
Mazar contains approximately 19.5% THC.
This provides substantial potency while remaining below the extreme THC percentages claimed for some contemporary hybrids.
Actual cannabinoid concentrations can vary according to phenotype and environmental conditions, so 19.5% should be regarded as the stated level for this selection rather than a guaranteed concentration for every plant.
Mazar Effects
As a 100% Indica selection, Mazar is generally associated with a predominantly physical and relaxing character.
Its profile is considerably more indica-oriented than balanced or sativa-dominant hybrids, emphasizing calmness and substantial physical relaxation rather than an energetic cerebral character.
Individual experiences vary according to phenotype, cannabinoid profile and personal tolerance.
Mazar Flowering Time
Mazar completes its indoor flowering period in approximately 50–60 days, or roughly 7–9 weeks.
Its relatively short flowering period is consistent with its traditional Afghan indica heritage.
Under suitable Northern Hemisphere outdoor conditions, harvest generally takes place between October 1 and October 15.
Mazar Plant Structure
Mazar develops a small and compact structure, with the Afghan side described as resembling a Christmas tree.
Its morphology is strongly indica-influenced, producing a relatively compact framework rather than the elongated structure associated with sativa genetics.
This classic structure is one of the variety’s most recognizable characteristics.
Mazar Flowers and Resin
Heavy resin production is another defining characteristic of Mazar.
Its compact structure develops dense, highly resinous flowers with substantial trichome coverage.
This resinous character is closely associated with the variety’s Afghan genetic heritage and contributes significantly to Mazar’s classic appearance.
Mazar Yield
This Mazar selection has been developed with improved production potential compared with earlier versions.
However, no precise indoor yield in grams per square meter or outdoor yield in grams per plant was supplied.
It is therefore preferable to describe Mazar as having improved or strong production potential rather than assigning unsupported numerical yield figures.
Actual production varies according to phenotype and environmental conditions.
Why Choose Mazar Seeds?
Mazar Feminized Seeds offer a classic 100% Indica Afghan genetic profile associated with the Mazar-i-Sharif region.
The variety combines a compact Christmas-tree-like structure with very high resin production, approximately 19.5% THC and a fast 50–60 day indoor flowering period.
This selection also emphasizes a smoother flavor and improved yield potential, while preserving the dense, resinous characteristics for which traditional Afghan indica genetics are known.
For collectors interested in classic, strongly indica-oriented genetics, Mazar offers a distinctive combination of Afghan heritage, compact morphology and heavy resin production.





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