Amsterdam Amnesia
Amsterdam Amnesia
Also known as: Amsterdam Amnesia Haze
Overview
Amsterdam Amnesia is an original Amnesia Haze hybrid with a high yield and a high THC-percentage averaging around 20%, derived from the original Amnesia genetics with overwhelming potency and traits of the best Haze strains ever produced around the world. This fast-blooming Amnesia variant requires only 9-10 weeks of bloom compared to traditional Haze strains that take 12-14 weeks, while delivering the authentic Amnesia Haze taste and rip-roaring THC-rich crops of resinous buds. Developed by Dutch Passion, this sativa-dominant strain represents a modern refinement of the classic Amnesia genetics that have dominated Amsterdam's coffeeshops for decades. Amsterdam Amnesia is considered a true original Amnesia Haze from the Amsterdam underground scene and a connoisseur's classic, known for its potent and pungent terpene profile with full-bodied citrus haze flavor and exceptionally high yields.
Effects
Reported Medical Uses
- Users report relief from depression
- May help with stress-related symptoms
- Often mentioned for pain relief
- Users report assistance with chronic fatigue
- May help with anxiety symptoms
This is not medical advice. Consult a healthcare professional.
Possible Negative Effects
Growing Information
Amsterdam Amnesia is easy to grow with very high yields, producing large long buds that provide XXL yields with an average flowering time of 9-11 weeks. The strain can be grown both indoors and outdoors, though outdoor cultivation is only recommended in warm, sunny areas such as Mediterranean or tropical regions. Indoor plants typically reach 1-1.5m (3'3"-4'11") in height, while outdoor plants can grow as tall as 3-4m (9'10"-13'1"). Height can be controlled through various training techniques including topping, fimming, LST, bend and snap, SCROG, and even supercropping. This strain shows strong resistance to spider mites and thrives with well-known growing techniques, making it suitable for both beginners and experienced growers.