Haze Marijuana Strain

The illustrious Haze Marijuana Strain sativa first took root in Santa Cruz, California during the 1960s where long growing seasons accommodated her lengthy flowering cycle. Since then, Haze has become the proud parent of countless hybrids around the globe, passing on its genetics from Colombia, Mexico, Thailand, and South India. Although cultivators must wait patiently for this sativa strain flowers to reach full maturation, few strains can match the high-energy, creative buzz provided by this strain. Haze’s aroma is typically characterized by a spicy scent accented by hints of citrus and earthy sweetness.

The infamous sativa cannabis strain, Haze Marijuana Strain, is known throughout the world and has become a popular sativa through the past several decades. Its smell and taste are sweet and somewhat citrusy, tasting of earthy spices and herbs. When harvest-ready, its buds are a diverse range of green shades that bare orange pistils.

Haze Marijuana Strain first blossomed in Santa Cruz, California in the 60s, soon becoming the parent strain for a vast variety of hybrids across the world. Its parent strains are extremely diverse, being a cross between four different sativas: South American, Thai, Mexican, and South Indian.

The THC content of Haze Marijuana Strain averages at a high of 18%, and can reach astonishing levels of 27%. Its high is unique and potent, creating a strong euphoric mindset the induces lots of cerebral activity that can cloud one’s thoughts. However, it’s known to increase creativity vastly and cause music and art to be more pleasurable. This strain produces a dreamy and happy high, while easing some minor aches throughout the body. Nausea is often alleviated and appetite increased.

Consumers have noted that this strain can cause headaches and paranoia if consumed improperly, along with slight phases of dizziness.

It requires ten to twelve weeks to flowers, growing best in indoor or desert climates.