A predominantly Mexican/Colombian hybrid, where the fascinating Oaxaca 79 takes the lead with its vintage, high-quality Mexican sativa personality, and its potent, cheerful, sociable, and psychedelic psychoactivity.
With a highly complex and refined terpene profile, it evokes a delightful and invigorating lemony freshness, complemented by intense exotic aromas of incense, musk, perfume, and floral notes. This hybrid attributes its rapid flowering, manageable size, and abundant lateral branching to Oaxaca 79, yielding secondary colas as laden as the main cola. The floral structure, characteristic of Oaxaca, is open and foxtailed, ensuring optimal ventilation and displaying excellent resistance against fungi and moisture.
Neville’s A5 Haze adds substantial vigor and yield to the final hybrid, without compromising the cheerful and motivating Mexican character and effect. Instead, it enhances the incense-like aromas inherited from both parents, transporting us to the finest American sativas of the 60s and 70s.
A sativa-dominant strain that will captivate enthusiasts of Haze and Mexican sativas alike.
If you are one of them, don’t miss the opportunity to immerse yourself in the unique charms of Oaxaca A5 Haze!
- Type: POLY HYBRID
- Format: Feminized
- Sativa / Indica ratio: 80 % sativa / 20 % indica
- THC: 14-18 %
- CBD: 0.03 %
- CBG: 0.58 %
- Flowering indoors: 11-12 weeks
- Flowering outdoors: End of October
- Yield: High
- Resistance against spider mites: Average-High
- Resistance against powder mildew: High
- Resistance against botrytis: High
- Resistance against white fly: Average-High
- Resistance against cold: Average-High
- Resistance against heat: Average-High
- Oaxaca 79 S1 #23 x A5 Haze by Neville (Northern Lights #5/HazeA).
- Medium-sized sativa with abundant and flexible lateral branching, which barely stretches during flowering and is easy to manage indoors.
- Lemon, incense, musk, perfume, floral notes, oriental spices, noble woods, and occasionally meaty. Highly complex and refined, reminiscent of the best American sativas from the 60s and 70s.
- Great impact from this high-quality Mexican sativa. It brings forth a wave of uplifting and motivating joy, enhancing your social experience and submerging you in a cheerful, psychedelic state of bliss for around 2-3 hours, concluding with a smooth descent.
- Rich and complex terpene profile. It mainly contains the following monoterpenes: very high content of terpinolene, high in limonene, followed by moderate amounts of beta-pinene and beta-myrcene, and small amounts of alpha-pinene and linalool. Sesquiterpenes: high amounts of beta-caryophyllene, moderate amounts of alpha-humulene, and small amounts of trans-ocimene and alpha-bisabolol.
Strain FAQ
What distinguishes strains that are ready to harvest by end-of-October?
Cannabis strains that finish by October are designed for the Northern Hemisphere. They mature before November's winter weather, giving them a shorter time to completion.
Who created the first Haze Strain?
The "Haze Brothers" in California created the first Haze strain in the swinging '60s and '70s. They expertly crossed landrace strains from India, Mexico, Colombia, and Thailand to create the Haze. Their unique breeding gave Haze its complex aroma and intense effects, a cannabis cultivation milestone!
What makes cold-resistant strains tough?
These strains are hardy and resistant to mould and pests, which are frequent in cold, damp areas. Their durability makes them a good alternative for legal producers in cold climates or with short growth seasons.
So how do flower tasting strains tie into cannabis and aromatherapy?
Floral cannabis strains' aromas are similar to lavender and rose essential oils. They have been used in aromatherapy to try and create certain effects.
Why is it getting harder and harder to find pure sativa strains?
Finding pure Sativa strains is become a treasure quest! Due to its customisable effects and growth properties, many strains marketed as 100% sativa strains are actually Sativa-dominant hybrids. This is due to breeders adapting to different tastes and producing strains to match them.
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