Af Duck

Cannabis Strain by Pua Mana Pakalolo

Introduction
Af Duck from Pua Mana Pakalolo combines Afghan indica genetics with "Duckfoot" leaf morphology—cannabis that doesn't look like cannabis. The webbed, non-serrated leaves make these plants significantly less recognizable, creating stealth cultivation potential alongside traditional indica characteristics.

Lineage
Pua Mana Pakalolo operates from Hawaii, their name meaning "marijuana" in Hawaiian. The "Af Duck" name indicates Afghan genetics crossed with Frisian Duck or similar webbed-leaf varieties. Duckfoot genetics originated from Australian breeding, where a natural mutation produced leaves resembling webbed duck feet rather than classic serrated cannabis leaves. Crossing these stealth genetics with Afghan indica creates plants that maintain indica characteristics while appearing distinctly non-cannabis from a distance.

Terpenes
Afghan genetics contribute heavy myrcene with earthy, hash-like aromatics and spicy undertones. The Duckfoot component typically doesn't significantly alter terpene expression—the mutation affects leaf shape rather than cannabinoid or terpene production. Expect traditional Afghan aromatics: deep, resinous, hash-forward. The stealth appearance doesn't correlate with aromatic intensity.

Growth
The mostly indica classification indicates compact plant structure with dense flower formation, combined with the distinctive webbed leaves that make the plants less recognizable. Flowering time likely follows typical Afghan ranges (7-9 weeks). The stealth characteristics make this variety suitable for situations where obvious cannabis cultivation presents challenges—though flowering plants still produce recognizable buds and aroma.

Effects
Effects from Afghan Duckfoot crosses typically deliver classic indica relaxation. The Duckfoot genetics contribute appearance modification rather than effect changes. Evening or nighttime use suits most consumers given the mostly indica classification.

Documentation
Pua Mana Pakalolo maintains Hawaiian operations through their website, offering genetics suited to various cultivation situations including those requiring discretion.

⚠️ This information is for educational purposes only and should not be considered medical advice.

Sources: http://puamanaohana.us