Mazar Regular is the version of this Dutch Passion classic for growers who want the whole genetic picture, not just the females. Each pack holds 10 regular photoperiod seeds that will sort into roughly 50% males and 50% females, which is exactly what breeders, pollen chasers and mother-plant hunters are after.
The genetics behind it have a long breeding pedigree. Mazar pairs a high-quality Afghan Indica with a select Skunk #1 phenotype, a recipe with roots in the 1980s that Dutch Passion refined in 1997. Mazar has since been used by many breeders and seed companies to create new hybrids, so working with it in regular form means going straight to one of the source lines of modern Kush.
The awards back up its reputation: 2nd at the 1999 High Times Cannabis Cup, 2nd at the 2002 High Life Cup, 1st at the 2008 Tipo Forte in Bologna and Soft Secrets’ Plant of the Year in 2014.
In the garden, Mazar is Indica-dominant, medium in size and quick to finish, with most plants done in around 8 weeks of 12/12 and some hybrid phenotypes going 9-10 weeks.
Why Choose Regular Mazar Seeds
Mazar is known for being stable and uniform, yet it still shows two clear plant types, and that is where regular seeds get interesting. Some females come out short and squat, with very fat, dark Afghan leaves and a single dominant cola that suits a Sea of Green. Others express more Skunk, with a slightly more open hybrid frame and oversized fan leaves that fill a SCROG screen. Bud shape varies too, from tight golf balls to blooms with a few foxtails.
Every type shares the traits Mazar is famous for: very white, compact buds, a solid resin layer, a strong earthy hash smell and a high THC level of around 20% in good conditions. That gives you a strong baseline to select from, plus room to pick the phenotype that suits your space and style.
Many growers simply prefer regulars. A pack of 10 lets you run a proper phenotype hunt, keep a standout female as a long-term mother for clones, and keep the line going through your own seed runs.
Breeding With Mazar: Mothers, Males, and Crosses
Start the seeds in veg and watch for pre-flowers once plants mature. Males usually reveal small pollen sacs at the nodes, while females show white pistils. If you are not collecting pollen, move males out of the room before the sacs open. If you are, isolate your chosen male and collect pollen once the sacs begin to open.
When choosing a female to keep, look for the traits Mazar does well: early, heavy trichome coverage, dense buds with a good flower-to-leaf ratio, solid branches and a finish close to 8 weeks. Clone your favorites before flipping so you can keep the winner after harvest. A well-chosen Mazar male can add Afghan resin, density, sturdiness and speed to a cross, while a Mazar female makes a dependable seed mother for pollen from other lines.
For the grow itself, Mazar handles generous feeding and suits soil, coco or hydro. Plants stretch for roughly 2-3 weeks after the flip. Keep peak temperatures near 25-27 °C (77-81 °F), humidity low and airflow strong; the dense buds dislike damp air. Indoors, expect around 400-500 g/m² (1.31-1.64 oz/ft²) from a good female crop.
Mazar Regular Characteristics
| Strain type | Regular photoperiod |
| Genetics | Afghan x Skunk #1 |
| Indica/Sativa | Indica dominant |
| THC | Around 20% (very high) |
| Effect | Powerful, body-heavy relaxation with a contemplative headspace |
| Flavor | Earthy Afghan hash, pine, herbs, incense, citrus |
| Indoor yield | 400-500 g/m² (1.31-1.64 oz/ft²) from female plants |
| Flowering time | About 8 weeks (some phenotypes 9-10 weeks) |
| Height | Medium |
| Structure | Compact Afghan types and more open Skunk-leaning hybrid types |
| Bud appearance | Very white, dense buds, golf-ball to slightly foxtailed |
| Best cultivation technique | Phenotype selection and cloning; SOG or SCROG depending on plant type |
FAQ
What is the difference between Mazar Regular and Mazar feminized?
Regular seeds produce both males and females, roughly 50/50, while feminized seeds are bred to produce females only. Regulars are the choice for breeding, pollen collection and selecting mother plants.
How many females will I get from a pack of Mazar Regular?
Expect around half of the 10 seeds to be female, though the exact split varies from pack to pack.
Is Mazar a good breeding parent?
Yes. Mazar has been used by many breeders as a base for new hybrids. It brings Afghan density, heavy resin, sturdy branches and a fast 8-week bloom.
How do I tell male and female Mazar plants apart?
Watch the nodes once plants mature. Males form small pollen sacs, while females show white pistils. Remove males before the sacs open unless you plan to collect pollen.
What phenotypes can I find in Mazar Regular?
Expect compact Afghan-type plants with fat dark leaves that suit SOG, and more open Skunk-leaning hybrids that suit SCROG. Buds range from golf-ball shapes to blooms with some foxtails.
How long does Mazar Regular flower?
Most plants finish in about 8 weeks of 12/12, while some hybrid phenotypes may take 9-10 weeks.
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