Hindu Kush / Afghani

Hindu Kush is the mountain-landrace teaching map behind later Kush vocabulary. It is grouped with Hindu Kush, Afghani, and foundation cuts such as Northern Lights, Hash Plant, Master Kush, and GDP when those essays use this family.

Landrace parents stay empty. Exact village-to-seed-bank paths are incomplete. This page does not invent a breeder or a frozen barcode for every bag that prints Kush.

Later dessert and fuel names borrowed the word Kush without becoming this family. Read OG Kush as a separate modern chapter. Cookies is later still.

Aroma words that show up in this chapter: myrcene, caryophyllene, humulene, pinene.

Hubs: Families, Genetics, Hindu Kush strain page.

Afghani and Hindu Kush are the landrace-facing names. Northern Lights, Hash Plant, Master Kush, and GDP are later catalog members when their essays point here. Mountain-indica vocabulary is the teaching load. Modern OG and Cookies pages borrowed the word Kush without joining this family.

Leave landrace parent fields empty. A village name on a bag is not a pedigree.

Hindu Kush and Afghani names describe regional mountain populations before modern seed catalogs turned Kush into a marketing suffix. Hash-plant and wide-leaf indoor blocks of the 1980s and 1990s borrowed that vocabulary. Northern Lights, Hash Plant, Master Kush, and GDP are listed when their essays still point at this family.

OG Kush later reused the word Kush for a California clone story. Cookies reused it again for dessert names. Those are separate maps on this site. A bag that only prints Kush is not automatically this landrace line. Keep parent fields empty on the landrace members.