Space

Space Cannabis Seeds by World of Seeds

Space is a 75% Sativa / 25% Indica feminised cannabis seed from World of Seeds, bred from a three-way cross of AK-47, Black Domina, and Mazar-I-Sharif. It delivers 450–600g/m² indoors after just 8 weeks of flowering, with buds that hit 20% THC and smell like proper Afghan hash. For a sativa-dominant hybrid, that's a remarkably short wait.

Space Feminised Seeds: Afghan Hash Flavour, Sativa Energy

Three legendary genetics in one seed — that's what World of Seeds pulled off with Space. The male AK-47 contributes that famous cerebral punch, Black Domina brings resin production and structural strength, and Mazar-I-Sharif rounds it out with that unmistakable Afghan hash character. The result is a plant that grows like a sativa but finishes like an indica, wrapping up in 8 weeks flat while most sativa-dominant strains are still stretching into week 10 or 11.

The buds come out absolutely caked in trichomes. We're talking a visible layer of resin glands that makes the flowers glisten under light — the kind of frost that tells you 20% THC isn't just a number on a spec sheet. Crack open a cured bud and you get that deep, earthy Afghan hash aroma with a subtle note of fine hardwood underneath. It's not a fruity, candy-shop strain. This one smells like a coffeeshop in the '90s, and the flavour follows through on that promise.

What Makes Space Seeds Stand Out from Other Sativa Hybrids

The honest answer: pest and mould resistance combined with a short flowering time. Most sativa-heavy genetics are divas — they stretch forever, they're fussy about humidity, and they'll catch mould if you look at them wrong during late flower. Space doesn't have those problems. World of Seeds specifically bred this one for resilience, and it shows. You can run it in conditions that would turn other sativa hybrids into a fuzzy grey mess.

Compared to something like a pure AK-47 seed, Space finishes faster and yields in a similar range (450–600g/m²), but with that added Afghan hash flavour profile that AK-47 doesn't deliver. If you're after a sativa-leaning smoke but don't want to babysit your plants for 12 weeks, this is where we'd point you.

The one thing to watch: because it's 75% sativa, expect some vertical stretch during the first two weeks of flower. If you're growing in a tent with limited headroom — say a 120cm or shorter space — flip to 12/12 early or use low-stress training to keep the canopy manageable. Outdoors, this isn't an issue; each plant can produce 450–600g individually when given room to breathe.

Growing Space Seeds: Indoor and Outdoor Yield

Space produces between 450 and 600g/m² indoors under standard conditions — 600W HPS or equivalent LED, 20-litre pots, proper ventilation. That's a solid return for 8 weeks of flowering, especially from a sativa-dominant plant. Most growers veg for 3–4 weeks before flipping, giving a total seed-to-harvest time of roughly 11–12 weeks.

Outdoors, World of Seeds rates the yield at a comparable 450–600g per plant, which is achievable in warm, Mediterranean-type climates with a long growing season. The mould resistance really earns its keep outdoors — late-season rain and morning dew are less of a threat than they'd be with other sativa genetics.

Aroma and Flavour: Afghan Hash with Hardwood Notes

This is not a strain for people chasing tropical fruit terps or cookie-dough sweetness. Space smells like hash — specifically, the dark, hand-pressed Afghan hash that's been a staple in Amsterdam coffeeshops for decades. There's a warmth to it, almost resinous, with that secondary hardwood note coming through on the exhale like aged oak or sandalwood.

The terpene profile leans heavily into earthy, spicy territory, which makes sense given the Mazar-I-Sharif parentage. Mazar is one of the original Afghan landrace-derived strains, and that old-school hash character carries through clearly in Space. If you've ever broken apart a piece of proper charas and thought "I wish my flower smelled like this," here you go.

During the grow, the smell stays manageable through veg but ramps up significantly in weeks 5–8 of flower. A carbon filter is non-negotiable for indoor grows unless you want your entire building knowing what you're up to.

Space Seeds: Genetics Breakdown

Understanding the parent strains helps you predict how Space will grow and smoke.

The AK-47 genetics bring that famous sativa-forward cerebral effect — the "propelling your thoughts to unknown heights" that World of Seeds describes. Black Domina is a four-way indica cross that accelerates flowering and loads the buds with resin. And Mazar-I-Sharif is the flavour backbone, contributing that deep, hashy terpene profile and the natural resilience you'd expect from a strain that evolved in the harsh Afghan mountains. According to research published in Frontiers in Plant Science, shoot architectural modulation can influence cannabinoid standardisation in large cannabis plants, which is relevant given Space's sativa-dominant growth pattern and the importance of canopy management for consistent resin production (PMC8468686).

How to Grow Space Feminised Seeds

1. Germinate your Space seeds using the paper towel method or directly in a small pot of moist, airy soil. Taproots typically emerge within 24–72 hours.
2. Transplant seedlings into their final containers (15–20 litre pots for indoor, larger for outdoor) once they've developed 2–3 sets of true leaves.
3. Veg under 18/6 light for 3–4 weeks. Because Space is 75% sativa, it will stretch during early flower — keep this in mind and don't veg too long if headroom is limited.
4. Apply low-stress training (LST) or a ScrOG net during veg to create an even canopy. This maximises light penetration across the bud sites and helps you stay within your tent's height limits.
5. Flip to 12/12 to trigger flowering. Space needs approximately 8 weeks from this point — significantly shorter than most sativa-dominant hybrids.
6. Monitor humidity during weeks 5–8 of flower. While Space has high mould resistance, keeping relative humidity below 50% in late flower is still good practice for resin quality.
7. Harvest when trichomes are mostly cloudy with a few turning amber. The buds will be dense, frosty, and heavy with that characteristic Afghan hash aroma.
8. Dry in a dark room at 18–20°C with 55–60% humidity for 7–10 days, then cure in glass jars for at least 2 weeks. The hardwood and hash notes develop significantly during a proper cure.