How to grow Haze

100% sativa
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Haze bud — quarter view
THC 18%
Flowering 70 days

Taste

Earthy
Sweet
Fuel

Seb's take

Seb Silverback

Straight from Original Haze stock, and legendary enough that the effects need no embellishment here. Spicy, earthy and woody on the nose with a hint of tobacco and tea; the high is creative, energetic, talkative and euphoric in generous measure. Slow to flower, and entirely worth the wait.

Where it comes from

Taken straight from Original Haze — the source of the whole sprawling haze family, and about as pure a sativa as the record gets at 100%. There is no dilution here, no modern indica quietening it down; this is the classic line, kept as it was. Original Haze needs no embellishment, and the record wisely offers none. A plant that is exactly what its name says.

Nose & flavour

Spicy and herbal at the top, over an earthy, woody base, with a curious note of tobacco and tea and a sweetness threaded through — the complex, savoury nose the old haze lines are known for. Layered and grown-up. Nothing sweet-shop about it; this is the classic article.

The high

Energetic and creative, with real mental momentum behind it — uplifted, happy, talkative and euphoric in generous measure. A soaring, cerebral effect and no body weight to speak of. The kind of lift that built the haze reputation in the first place. Bright, lively company.

Growing it

A pure sativa that flowers in 70 days — and the record is candid that she is slow and long by nature, which is simply the cost of the type. THC sits at 18%. No height or yield figures are given, so plan for the tall, stretchy frame a 100% sativa implies and give her the headroom. Patience is the whole discipline here. Good things, as the record has it, come to those who wait.

Learn to grow her properly:

Effects

Energizing
Creative
Uplifting

Common questions about Haze

How long does Haze take to flower?

Around 10 weeks of flowering, by the breeder's numbers.

Is Haze an autoflower or a photoperiod strain?

A feminized photoperiod strain — flowering starts when you switch the lights, so the timing is yours to control.

How strong is Haze?

The breeder lists THC around 18%. Firmly in the strong band.

What does Haze smell and taste like?

She smells of earth and heritage; nothing invented, nothing added.