Dedoverde Haze Cannabis Seeds

Breeder: Humboldt Seed Organisation

Potent strain with quick flowering time. Spicy, fruity taste and strong effects, not for beginners.

$37.67

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Dedoverde Haze Cannabis Seeds from Humboldt Seed Organisation

For those who don't know, Haze was born in California, and from there she conquered the whole world.

In the late 90's, Breal got a few clones from a friend in Redding, CA, that was the original "California Haze". The genetics have been kept in the crew and maintained by Kief Sweat for many years, also being used in our Dedoverde Haze Auto line.

Our Dedoverde Haze is a F1 cross of Amnesia ( NL) x California Haze ( LA), it's extremely potent and has an amazing yield.

The taste is an explosion of Haze spice and Kool Aid "fruit punch", with a sweet pine finish leaving a lingering vibrant aroma in your mouth.

For mainly sativa like taste and effect it has a remarkably quick flowering time, and has no problem with high nutrient levels as she is like an overweight girl looking for her next triple burger.

She has a very high terpenoid and resin content, which makes her extremely strong, not for beginners!

Strain: Dedoverde Haze
Genetic: Sativa: 80% / Indica: 20%
Breeder: Kief Sweat
Location: indoor, outdoor
Type: mostly sativa
Flowering time: 70 days
Harvest outdoors: 20 october
THC: 18% - 24%
CBD: very low
Production: very high
Type Feminized
Genetic/Composition Sativa Dominant
Flowering Days 65-70 days
THC High
Production: Very High

Strain FAQ

Why do some cannabis strains smell piney?

Alpha-pinene, present in pine trees, gives forests their pleasant scent. Alpha-pinene gives cannabis its pine-like scent and other qualities.

What do Haze strains smell and taste like?

As different as their genetics, Haze strains smell and taste earthy, woody, sweet, and lemony. Haze is reportedly a delicacy for those who like subtle and pleasurable consumption since their diverse combination of terpenes enhances the overall experience.

Are there challenges with high-yielding strains?

Indoor cultivation of high-yielding strains can pose challenges such as managing large plant sizes and ensuring adequate light penetration to lower branches. Legal growers often employ advanced training techniques and may require more robust support structures to handle the weight of the buds.