Mazar seeds from Dutch Passion (Skunk#1 x Afghani) offer earthy, spicy, herbal flavors and 16–24% THC with relaxing, euphoric, uplifting effects. A must-have for indica-dominant collectors-Get yours now.
Feminized
Indica dominant
Skunk#1 x Afghani
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16% to 24% %
Earthy, spicy, herbal
8 to 10 weeks
High
Caryophyllene, limonene, myrcene
Relaxing, euphoric, happy, uplifting
Nighttime
Support branches during late flowering to prevent breakage.
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Classic genetics. Modern performance. Mazar hits that sweet spot where yield, potency, and reliability actually show up on harvest day. If you’ve been hunting for a no-nonsense indica-dominant that finishes fast and stacks frost, this is the move.
| Breeder | Dutch Passion |
|---|---|
| Genetics | Skunk#1 x Afghani |
| Seed Type | Feminized |
| Strain Type | Indica dominant |
| THC | 16% to 24% |
| CBD | Less than 1% |
| Flowering Time | 8 to 10 weeks |
| Yield | High |
| Difficulty | Intermediate |
| Aroma / Flavor | Earthy, spicy, herbal |
| Effects | Relaxing, euphoric, happy, uplifting |
| Pack Size | 3 Seeds |
From Dutch Passion, a breeder known for dead-steady classics, Mazar delivers dependable structure and resin-soaked flowers with real bag appeal. THC lands between 16% and 24%, so you can lean mellow or push potent, depending on your dial-in. It’s indica dominant, fast (8–10 weeks), and generous on yield.
I’ve steered a lot of new growers to Mazar over the years; it sticks the landing. Stock moves quick in season-don’t overthink it.
Mazar is Skunk #1 crossed with Afghani-two pillars of modern cannabis. Skunk #1 supplies hybrid vigor, that classic “loud” push, and a touch of stretch for decent internodal spacing. Afghani brings the squat frame, thick calyxes, and the “gluey” resin that made old-school hash famous.
The goal of this cross is simple: stable indica dominance with enough Skunk to keep growth lively and yields high. That’s what you get-reliable phenos that finish in 56–70 days, with dense spears and a terp footprint that reads earthy, spicy, and herbal.
With Dutch Passion at the wheel, you’re buying predictability and performance, not lottery tickets.
First hit: deep earth and spice. Back end: dry herbs with a piney echo. The dominant terp is likely myrcene (earthy), with caryophyllene (pepper, spice), humulene (herbal, woody), and a nod of pinene (crisp, green) rounding it out.
Expect a smooth, steady onset that eases the shoulders first, then brightens mood without fogging your head. It’s social if you want it to be, couch-friendly if you don’t.
You’ll see a few lanes, all within a tight, grower-friendly band:
Resin production is strong across the board, with the Afghan-leaners usually edging it. If you like hunting for a “keeper,” Mazar gives you a fair, honest race.
Skill level: Intermediate. It’s forgiving, but it rewards attention.
Pro tips:
Timeline from seed: 4–5 weeks veg, 8–10 weeks flower, quick dry, slow cure. Feminized seeds reduce wasted space and speed up the path to jars.
J., first indoor run: Pulled 540 g from a 3x3 under LED. Two phenos-both chunky. Smelled like peppered herbs. Easy dry and the cure popped by week two. Zero drama, which I appreciate.
L., outdoor patio grower: Shorter plant, took 9 weeks to finish. Buds got dense and frosty. Hand-pressed some hash that tasted like old-school spice. Solid all around.
Grab Mazar for fast finish times, stout yields, and that earthy-spicy profile that never goes out of style. Dutch Passion genetics. Feminized. Limited 3-seed packs move quick during spring-don’t miss the window.
| Strain | THC | Flowering Time | Aroma | Why Choose |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mazar | 16–24% | 8–10 weeks | Earthy, spicy, herbal | High yield, dense resin, reliable finish |
| Afghan Kush | 15–20% | 8–9 weeks | Hashy, earthy | Classic couch-lock; less hybrid vigor |
| Skunk #1 | 17–22% | 8–10 weeks | Skunky, sweet, citrus | Iconic skunk aroma; more stretch |
Is Mazar good for beginners?
It’s labeled intermediate, but patient beginners do well. Keep temps steady, humidity controlled, and avoid heavy feeding early. The structure is cooperative and feminized seeds simplify the process. A basic SCROG and light defoliation go a long way.
How long does Mazar take to flower?
Expect 56–70 days from flip, with many gardens finishing near day 63. Cooler late flower can deepen terps, but don’t overdo it. Check trichomes rather than chasing a calendar date for best results.
What yield can I expect indoors?
With a flat canopy, strong light, and decent veg time, 450–600 g/m² is common. Tighten environmental control and training to push the upper range. Overfeeding late can hurt density-keep it balanced.
Does Mazar stretch much?
Moderate stretch. Usually 1.5x from flip. Manage with a quick top in veg and early LST. A net helps target even light distribution and supports heavy tops in the last weeks.
What does Mazar smell and taste like?
Earth-forward with spice and herbal notes. Think fresh soil, black pepper, and a piney finish. Terp drivers: myrcene, caryophyllene, humulene, and pinene. It cures into a savory, classic profile with strong bag appeal.
Is Mazar good for hash making?
Yes. The Afghani side throws thick, greasy resin that presses well and does great for dry sift or bubble. Afghan-leaning phenos usually edge out in yield and flavor depth for solventless.
How tall does Mazar get indoors?
Typically 24–40 inches in a controlled space, depending on veg time and training. Topping once or twice keeps it compact. Plan support for late flower; colas pack on weight quickly.
What’s the best training for Mazar?
Top, LST, and SCROG. Keep the canopy flat and airy. Light defoliation around week 3–4 flower improves airflow and light penetration without stressing the plant. Avoid aggressive stripping late.
Any common grow challenges?
Bud density demands good airflow and honest humidity. Overfeeding potassium late can crisp tips. Solve with strong circulation, a clean IPM routine, and measured feeding. Stake or net to avoid droop.
Who makes Mazar seeds?
These are by Dutch Passion. They’re known for stable, proven work that shows up in the room. I’ve seen Mazar perform consistently across different setups, which is exactly what you want in a staple indica.
