Critical Kali Mist
aka Critical Kali, Critical Mist
- THC
- 20–22%
- Flowering
- 9–12 wk
- Terpene
- Myrcene
- Effect
- Uplifted
Strain facts
Checked Aug 13, 2026 · 3 sources
Afghan Cow is a sativa from Dr. Krippling, bred from Kali Mist and Ash. Its THC is about 16%, milder than 90% of the 2,347 strains in our database that list THC.
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- Type
- Sativa
- THC
- About 16%1 source
- Top terpenes
- Myrcene earthy, musky
- Caryophyllene peppery, spicy
- Pinene pine
- Breeder
- Dr. Krippling
3 sources for this profile
- Leafly public strain listing
- Weedmaps public strain listing
- Breeder information: Dr. Krippling
CTU writes every profile from these facts; we do not copy other sites' descriptions. Values that are a generic default in the source data are left out. Last checked Aug 13, 2026.
Source: CTU strain dataset (public strain listings and breeder info, checked by CTU), verified Oct 2026. Potency, flavor and effects vary by grower, batch and plant. Facts no source lists are left out.
How to grow Afghan Cow
The grow facts a breeder or public strain listing gives for Afghan Cow.
- Outdoor harvest
- Late OctoberLater than 23% of strains with a listed month
Listed outdoor harvest (northern hemisphere)
- Jul
- Aug
- Sep
- Oct
- Nov
- Dec
Source: CTU strain dataset, verified Oct 2026. Percentages compare with every strain in our database that lists the same fact.
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About Afghan Cow
Afghan Cow is listed in public strain databases as a sativa attributed to Dr. Krippling. Public lineage data lists it as a cross of Kali Mist and Ash.
How strong is Afghan Cow?
Reported THC for Afghan Cow is 16%. That puts it in the lower third of our dataset: its midpoint is higher than about 12% of all strains in our research dataset with a strain-specific THC figure. Potency varies by grower, batch and lab, so read these numbers as typical values, not guarantees.
What does Afghan Cow smell and taste like?
People most often describe the flavor of Afghan Cow as vanilla, diesel and sweet. The terpenes listed most often are myrcene (earthy, musky), caryophyllene (peppery, spicy) and pinene (pine). Myrcene is the lead terpene for about 44% of the high-confidence strains in our dataset, so it is a common profile. Terpenes shape smell and taste; their levels change from batch to batch.
Reported effects of Afghan Cow
People who have tried Afghan Cow most often report feeling focused, energetic, creative, happy and uplifted. These are user reports, not promises. Effects differ from person to person and depend on dose, setting and tolerance.
Growing Afghan Cow: what the data says
Outdoors in the Northern Hemisphere, harvest is listed for Late October. Listed resistance: mold high; pests high. Grow where home cultivation is legal, and follow your state rules.
Afghan Cow family tree
Its parents, from published lineage.
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Matched on shared parents, top terpenes, type and THC. Never on medical use.
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- THC
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- Flowering
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- Terpene
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- Effect
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- Difficulty
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- Height
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- Flowering
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- THC
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- Flowering
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- Effect
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- Height
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Where to buy
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