Mazar-i-Sharif

A legendary cultivar from the Balkh Province of Northern Afghanistan, this strain carries the traditional names "Mazari" and "Balkhi" among local growers in this historic cannabis region bordering present-day Uzbekistan. This variety produces exceptionally robust plants capable of reaching heights exceeding 4 metres, combining both sativa and indica growth patterns with outstanding production potential. Growers in the region traditionally complete their harvest during the October and November period, yielding the renowned "Milk of Mazar" or "Shirak-i-Mazar" charas—widely considered among the world's most prized classical hashish products. Like other hashish-oriented varieties, this strain expresses diverse cannabinoid profiles across different phenotypes, including: dominant THC with minimal CBD content, balanced THC-to-CBD ratios, and elevated CBD with reduced THC levels.