Master Kush vs Sour Afghan: A Cannabis Review

Recently I went to SWC Dispensary in Phoenix and purchased two powerful Indica strains, Master Kush and Sour Afghani. As I write this post I am testing the two strains and trying to provide an unbiased review. Thanks for your support and I look forward to posting new higher quality images in the future!

Master Kush (Indica):

Master Kush, a nug with forest green leaves and plenty of orange hairs, smells like tea leaves with a slightly sweet fragrance. The flower itself is very dense and breaking it up reveals a heavy amount of trichomes inside. It smoked extremely smoothly and had a earthy taste. I recommend this strain to those who love Indica but don't want to fall asleep immediately.

Sour Afghan (Indica Hybrid):

Sour Afghan, is nearly indistinguishable from Mater Kush. It's just slightly lighter in color possibly due to slightly more trichomes and less orange hairs. The flower is as dense as Master Kush and the trichromes are intense in the center of the bud. It has an earthy pine aroma and tastes similar to Master Kush. The feeling is very relaxed but slightly less sleepy than Master Kush. Ultimately both strains are excellent and I recommend them to all Indica lovers.