Pink Afgoo (Hybrid)

Pink Afgoo is a mysterious strain, its parentage is contested, and its indica to sativa ratio is unconfirmed. All that is publicly known about this strain is that it’s an indica dominant hybrid with strong relaxing effects.

However, the consensus is that it’s a cross between Pink Kush and Afghani Goo. Supporters of this theory also suggest that it gets its name from its parents – Pink from Pink Kush and Goo from its other parent strain, the Afghani Goo.

Other sources claim that Pink Afgoo gets its name from its extremely sticky buds, a characteristic inherited from its Afghani Goo parent. Afghani Goo, also called Afgoo, is a hybrid strain that, as the name suggests, is a descendant of the Afghani indica landrace strain. Afgoo is the child of Maui Haze and the Afghani indica landrace strains.

Pink Afgoo’s other parent strain is the popular Pink Kush, an indica dominant hybrid with genetic links to the legendary West Coast weed strain, OG Kush. As you can already tell, the Pink Goo strain comes from a lineage of strong cannabis strains, but does it live up to the hype?

Pink Afgoo carries on its parent’s desirable characteristics. Its buds are covered by a thick blanket of resin oozing trichomes, giving it the “goo” name. But that’s not all. Pink Kush’s tasty and gassy flavours and appearance are also expressed in the offspring making it adequate for Pink Kush’s fans.

Its effects are that of a typical indica. It’s mildly sedating and is likely to leave you couch-locked, especially when taken in larger amounts. Consumers suggest that it spurs creativity when used in small quantities.

Terpene Profile: 

The most abundant terpene in Pink Afgoo is eucalyptol, followed by caryophyllene and nerolidol.