Haze Feminized Seeds

Haze sits near the root of modern sativa breeding. It was put together in California from landrace sativas, and the strain label lists them as Colombian, Mexican, Thai and South Indian. Countless later strains, including most of the names with Haze in them, trace back to it. The label lists it as 100% sativa with THC at 19%.

This is a feminized photoperiod version, so the plants flower when the light changes to 12/12.

Incense, spice and citrus

Haze smells unlike modern dessert or fuel strains. Late in flower the plant gives off incense, warm spice and sweet citrus, with an earthy, slightly floral base. The smell deepens over a long, slow cure.

A long, tall grow

Two things define growing Haze: time and height. Flowering takes 12-14 weeks, roughly a month longer than a typical hybrid, and the label lists the plant as tall, 150 cm and up. It keeps stretching for weeks after the switch.

Plan for both from the start. Keep the veg short, top the plant early and train every branch out flat under a screen. Flip while the plant is still well below your lights. Feed lightly; pure sativas burn easily, and lighter feeding often brings out a cleaner smell.

The long bloom is not a problem indoors, where you control the season. Keep the room steady and let the plant finish; the final weeks add the most weight and smell. Grown outside in a climate that suits it, a plant can reach 500 g.