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Ashava Valley Cheese is a very resinous and monster yielding Indica dominant variety. Crossing of our Aztech Genetics Cheese with a very carefully selected Afghani parent line of a Black Domina x Pure Afghani.
Ashava Valley is an area of Afghanistan famous for it’s Cheese. This strain typically has a THC content of 23% and higher.
Smellwise you get nice sour Cheese aromas with mixed spice and fruitiness inherited from her Afghan influence.
Large yields as well as a strong heavy hitting indica high. Her heavy resin production makes Ashava Valley Cheese a good choice for hash making and concentrates.
Her stems rapidly fill out during flowering giving some strong, sweet and spicy smells. Good filtration is advised late in flower if smell is likely to cause issues.
Ashava Valley Cheese feminised seeds respond well to topping and low stress techniques such as Mainlining and scrog grows.
Plants will do well indoors and also in outdoor environments too. Some phenotypes will display hints of lavender and purple hues late in flower especially outdoors or if exposed to cooler temps.
Popular with commercial growers due to her heavy dense bud structure and yields. Good bag appeal with very frosty and dense nugs caked in trichomes
At Aztech Smoke shop all orders come with FREE Cannabis seeds included. All orders will receive 1 regular seed and orders over £10.00 will also include at least one free feminised seed too in a choice of either auto flowering seeds or feminised photoperiod seeds. For details of our current free strains please check here. You can also sign up to our monthly email too to keep up to date with new product and strain information.
All our seeds are stored in fridges and come securely packed to maintain optimum freshness enabling customers to buy cannabis seeds from us with confidence.
Our Feminised cannabis seeds give growers peace of mind as they have a 99.9% chance of producing all female plants which are more favourable to growers looking to produce seedless buds.
