Santa Marta Haze Cannabis Seeds

Breeder: Seed Stockers

Potent sativa strain with 15 week bloom time, high THC levels, massive yields, fruity spicy flavor, and active effects.

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Santa Marta Haze Cannabis Seeds from Seed Stockers

With a 15 week bloom time, Santa Marta Haze is the best genuine Haze variety that Seed Stockers has found so far. Genetics come from Amnesia Haze x Santa Marta (Colombian jungle Haze). Santa Marta Haze is a THC rich Haze with good yields, the hybridisation gives a very powerful high unlike any other Haze tested by Seed Stockers. Santa Marta Haze is a true sativa, she grows tall and stretches with thin leaves on the fingers and resin frosted buds. Plants reach a large size with XL harvests, and growers should note that this variety really requires 15 weeks (or more) to bloom fully. Outdoors, she only suits climates with long tropical summers and can reach 3-4 metres tall. The buds from Santa Marta Haze are incredibly strong, with a soaring psychedelic high that lasts for hours. She is an easy variety to grow indoors or outdoors and rewards the grower with one of the most potent harvests possible.

Grow type : Indoor/Outdoor
Dominant : Sativa
Yield : Massive
THC : High (23 - 26%)
Flavor : Fruity Spicy
Effect : Active
Flower period : 10 weeks
Experience : Intermediate

Strain FAQ

What are some challenges of long flowering time strains?

Long-flowering strains reportedly require more time and more resources. To maintain a nourishing environment, it is said that more care must be taken with nutrients and pest control. This increases costs and requires more expertise.

What makes the flowering period of Haze strains so long?

Haze flowers take 14 weeks or more. Many consider this long flowering period a rite of passage and is a result of their pure sativa heritage. This characteristic makes things difficult, but it's what makes the strains so popular.

How do tall cannabis strains absorb light well?

These plants absorb light well due to their height and open form. This growth pattern allows light to enter the canopy, boosting photosynthesis and plant uniformity.