Hazy Daze Cannabis Seeds

Breeder: Taylor'd Genetics

With a 21.4% THC rating and a CBD at 0.8% this bud with appear in very dense sativa buds with resin resembling icing sugar....

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Hazy Daze Cannabis Seeds from Taylor'd Genetics

This strain was developed and perfected by many years of meticulously blending Neville's Haze, Cambodian, and Laos to come up with Hazy Daze. It was developed in The Netherlands by Arjan and with his kind permission plus his 20 years of genetic perfectionism has allowed us to develop it further to make our own. With a 13 week outdoor cycle this strain comes to fruition by Mid November in the Northern Hemisphere and easily by mid June in the southern. The yield will vary by different methods but our field studies have given a fair estimate of 1000 gr/sqm indoor and a 1400 gr/sqm outdoor.

The effects aren't for the weak or timid. The high generated is a very intense sativa blast, almost mushroom like in it conclusion. With a 21.4% THC rating and a CBD at 0.8% this bud with appear in very dense sativa buds with resin resembling icing sugar.

Genetics: Sativa
Flowering Period: Med
Reg/Fem: Fem
Flowers On: Light Period

Strain FAQ

Where do strains that are ready to harvest in the Middle of November come from?

Strains that bloom by mid-November frequently come from severe weather areas like Russia or Canada. This heritage is said to make them ideal for those who live in the north because they can withstand lower temperatures and shorter days.

Have long flowering time strains adapted to the climate?

Indeed, several long-flowering cultivars have adapted to certain climates. Sativa strains, which take longer to flower, are native to tropical locations and have adapted to extended daylight hours and higher humidity.

Why do Sativas yield less outside their native ranges?

When beyond their tropical comfort zone, Sativas are said to yield less. Due to their long flowering time and specific environmental needs, they are reportedly difficult to satisfy away from their equatorial home.

How do average-yielding strains handle pests and diseases?

Many of them have reportedly developed natural resistances to common pests and diseases thanks to their varied genetics. This resilience is said to make them easier to maintain and can reduce the need for chemical treatments. This is an overall win for legal organic growers and those focused on sustainable methods.

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.