How to grow Bangi Haze x Ethiopian
THC 14% 
Flowering 77 - 84 days Taste
Seb's take
African Sativa crossed with Ethiopian genetics, giving an aroma unlike most of the catalogue: sweet, almost like freshly pulled carrots, with lemon and eucalyptus over an earthy base. The flavour carries honey and black pepper into a long finish, with a happy, euphoric, energetic high that is classic Sativa, low on drama at 14% THC.
Where it comes from
Ace Seeds crossed an African sativa with Ethiopian genetics here, a heavily sativa-dominant regular line, 85% so, that carries its landrace heritage plainly. The Ethiopian side lends a distinctly unusual character to the aroma, well away from the usual fruit-and-fuel register. A pedigree drawn from the older, wilder end of the family tree, and true to it in both smell and effect.
Nose & flavour
An intensely sweet aroma, the record says, oddly reminiscent of freshly pulled carrots, with high notes of lemon and eucalyptus over an earthy base. The flavour follows suit, honey and sweet carrots, with black pepper and a long-lasting aftertaste. A genuinely unusual bouquet, unlike most of the catalogue, and all the more memorable for it. Distinctive, and honestly so.
The high
Happy, euphoric and energetic, a strong, classic sativa experience, the record's own phrase, that lifts the mood and keeps the head engaged. At a modest 14% THC it stays low on drama while high on character, an upward, sociable sort of high rather than a heavy one. Daytime company for anyone who wants clarity with their cheer. Bright, brisk, and undemanding.
Growing it
A long-flowering regular line at 77 to 84 days, the extended calendar the price of its heavy sativa, landrace-leaning genetics. No height or yield figures are given, so I will not guess at them; the sativa dominance suggests a tall, airy plant that rewards a little training. Being regular seed, she will throw both sexes, so this is one for the grower ready to select and perhaps to breed. A characterful project rather than a quick crop, and worth the patience.
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Common questions about Bangi Haze x Ethiopian
How long does Bangi Haze x Ethiopian take to flower?
Around 12 weeks of flowering, by the breeder's numbers. She takes her time; the result is the argument for it.
Is Bangi Haze x Ethiopian an autoflower or a photoperiod strain?
Regular photoperiod seed — expect males and females in the packet, and plan to identify the males early.
How strong is Bangi Haze x Ethiopian?
The breeder lists THC around 14%. The gentler end of the scale.
What does Bangi Haze x Ethiopian smell and taste like?
Sweetness leads on the nose, and she doesn't whisper it.
