The name Black Afghani may already be familiar to you from classic hashish, as it is also the name of a variety of THC-containing narcotic. The exterior can be described as glossy black, while the interior contains a deep brown tone. With us, it is of course a legal product with a THC content of less than 0.2%.
A counterpart to this is Red Lebanese, also a hash variety. The colour on the outside and inside usually allows the origin to be determined quite quickly. If you have always wanted to know how this hashish is made, or if you want to cover your needs for further processing in our CBD shop, we warmly welcome you and have some valuable information for you.
Black Afghani at a Glance
Black Afghani actually originates from Afghanistan, where around 60 percent of all hashish varieties are cultivated and produced. Its colour is created through the use of black resin, which, according to tradition, also predominantly originates from Afghanistan.
The hash available in our CBD shop has a THC content of less than 0.2 percent and is therefore not to be classified as a drug like marijuana. In terms of its composition, however, the product โ consisting of hemp and flowers โ is reminiscent of the original, which is obtained from the cannabis plant.
What is Black Afghani?
Black Afghani is an oil-containing CBD product that is among the most popular hash varieties. Cannabis plants grown in the EU are used for this purpose, and thus have a THC content of less than 0.2 percent. The pleasant aroma closely resembles the classic resin scent of the natural plants.
Properties of Black Afghani
Black Afghani from CBD hash initially shares the same properties as traditional CBD. Unlike cannabis, no intoxicating effect is to be expected from a CBD product, as the THC content must be below 0.2% according to EU regulations.
Thanks to the slow production process, it is possible to preserve as much aroma as possible while ensuring that the CBD content fluctuates around 30 percent. This amount is significantly higher than that of classic CBD products, which in turn explains the popularity of this hashish variety.
Various products can be made from it that can be legally used in everyday life.
Why is Black Afghani so Black?
Black Afghani gets its black colour from the dark resin extracted from the plant during processing. It is often sold in blocks, where the outside appears very black, while a darker brown can be observed on the inside.
What Aroma Does Black Afghani Have?
Generally speaking, the aroma of Black Afghani is more intense than that of any other CBD product. A piece contains a CBD content of around 30%, meaning that a smaller amount is required for use. The aroma can be described as spicy with a subtle sweet undertone.
How is Black Afghani Made?
The hashish is obtained from the plant parts of the female cannabis plant. The flower clusters are knocked out, after which sieving devices are used to extract the fine powder. A pollen shaker makes the work easier, as the resin glands can be knocked out more quickly with it.
After the base โ the hashish powder โ has been extracted, it is kneaded by hand in the desired quantity and then shaped into the desired form. CBD pollen hash is usually sold as a ball, but for larger quantities it is also sold in slabs.
Does Black Afghani Get You ‘High’?
As a CBD pollen hash, this hashish does not get you high, as it contains less than 0.2 percent THC. Unlike cannabis or marijuana, it is therefore not to be classified as an intoxicant. Since we only use legal THC levels in our pollen hash, this type of intoxicating effect is irrelevant anyway.
How is Black Afghani Used?
In its country of origin and in many other cultures around the world, this type of hashish is highly valued. Quality is the most fundamental characteristic determining how widespread its enjoyment is.
This starts with the choice of the right flowers, as hemp comes in different varieties and of varying quality. If the leaves of the plants are not impressive even during growth, the resulting hash will be less aromatic.
Classic Black Afghani is processed pure in legal regions. For this purpose, the flower parts used are heated in a press mould and then crumbled. The crumbly hashish obtained in this way is then heated and the aroma enjoyed.
Our pollen hash is easy to process and crumble finely, so you can truly enjoy the CBD aroma as well.
What is Green Afghani?
The classic green variant of the Afghani is actually a misnomer, as the original name was Green Turk. Since a large quantity of plant parts was ground down during production, the hashish displayed a very strong green colour.
Due to its strong similarity to Red Lebanese, the green variant was eventually pushed out of the market. Its peak season was in the 1980s.
Is Black Afghani Legal?
CBD pollen hash is legal in Germany and most parts of Europe, as the THC content is below 0.2 percent and therefore within the limits prescribed by the EU.
Is There a Risk of Addiction with Black Afghani?
As already established by the WHO, CBD products have no addictive potential.
How Much Does a Gram of Black Afghani Cost?
A gram of Black Afghani is available from as little as โฌ2.40
Our Quality Standards:
When buying CBD hashish, it is essential to prioritise quality. Our products are carefully crafted from organically grown hemp and are subject to strict quality controls. We are committed to ensuring that our customers can enjoy a safe and effective CBD experience.
The photo shown here is only an example and may differ significantly from the actual product. The CBD and THC content may also vary and differs depending on the batch. Our flowers are free from pesticides and herbicides. They are listed in the variety catalogue of the European Union and are therefore approved for legal hemp cultivation in the EU. The THC content is below 0.2%, which is why the goods may be shipped to Austria.
The products are not suitable for consumption, as they are exclusively aroma products. The correct use of our flowers / extracts can be found at the following link: https://cbddiscounter.com/how-to-use-cbd/
All products are sold exclusively as aroma substances.
