Two Haze strains are better than one, so why not combine them?
American Haze x California Haze is the double dose of Sativa goodness you’ve been looking for. This hybrid has twice the amount of South American, Thai, Mexican, and South Indian genes running through its veins.
It is no surprise, then, that it delivers a super-sized burst of energy and euphoria that lasts for hours. Nevertheless, this daytime weed won’t give you the jitters or make you hyperactive. It has just the right percentage of Indica to keep you calm and relaxed.
Furthermore, the scent and flavor have also been taken up a notch. A unique cocktail of terpenes gives this strain a pungent and dank odor laced with bright, refreshing citrus. There is also a hint of diesel that will definitely excite cannabis connoisseurs. Combine that extraordinary terpene profile with a THC level that ranges from 20 to 24%, and you set the stage for a powerful entourage effect that boosts the buds’ recreational and medicinal benefits.
Those buds are sure to be plentiful if the grower has some experience cultivating cannabis. A bit of skill and know-how would be helpful when rearing this plant, especially since it needs support to prevent its branches from breaking under the weight of its hefty colas. It also stretches quite tall, so it requires some headroom to fulfill its potential. Still, neophyte gardeners should not feel discouraged. With patience and willingness to learn new techniques, success can be achieved.
This outstanding version of Haze is only available as feminized seeds for now. They are 99% guaranteed to sprout female plants, which means that sexing and separating the plants will not be necessary. Without male plants to pollinate the females, you can expect to reap a generous harvest of high-quality nugs.
| Feminized & Regular | |
|---|---|
| Genotype | GenotypeMostly Sativa |
| Lineage | LineageAmerican Haze x California Haze |
| THC | THC20 to 24% |
| CBD | CBDLess than 1% |
| Indoor Flowering / Yield | Indoor Flowering / Yield10 to 12 weeks / 400 g/m² |
| Outdoor Harvest Time / Yield | Outdoor Harvest Time / YieldMid to late October / 500 to 600 g/plant |
| Recommended To | Recommended ToBeginner |
American Haze x California Haze exhibits the classic Haze plant characteristics. Its foliage is relatively sparse due to wide internodal gaps, giving it strong resistance against mold and mildew that usually hide in dense growth. Its leaves are narrow and slender, and the calyx-to-leaf ratio is high for easier trimming after the buds are collected. Those buds can get very big, adding weight that could cause the stems to bend and snap. As such, support structures like a trellis or bamboo stakes are highly recommended.
As a Sativa, it prefers warm weather and semi-humid conditions. If you are lucky enough to live in an area with a tropical or subtropical climate, you can grow this strain outdoors. It will appreciate the balmy breezes and strong sunlight that will encourage it to extend to its maximum height of about 180 to 200 cm (6 to 6.5 feet). Each plant will produce an impressive 500 to 600 grams (18 to 21 ounces) of aromatic, crystal-coated nugs from mid to late October.
However, if the climate is not ideal, indoor cultivation is the better option. A grow room with a high ceiling would be perfect; otherwise, leaf burn is a risk since the top of the plant might get too close to the grow lights. LED or fluorescent bulbs do not produce too much heat, but if you would rather use HPS/MH lamps for more vigorous growth, you should employ training techniques to limit the plant’s height.
The simplest strategy is a combination of Low-Stress Training (bending the branches) and the Screen of Green (ScroG) method. For advanced growers, topping and fimming are also suitable for promoting lateral growth instead of vertical expansion. Mimic equatorial conditions by keeping the temperature between 18 and 28 degrees Celsius (64 to 82 degrees Fahrenheit) for a yield of 400 grams (14 ounces) per square meter of grow space. Additionally, make sure to maintain the RH (relative humidity) at 40 to 50% during the 10 to 12-week flowering period.