Citrus Haze
Citrus Haze
Also known as: Citric Haze
Overview
Citrus Haze is a sativa-dominant hybrid strain that represents the convergence of citrus-forward genetics in the cannabis world. The most commonly documented version is created through crossing Lemon Haze with Citrus Sunshine strain, though variations exist including crosses of Super Silver Haze with Lemon Alien. This strain emerged from the broader Haze family legacy, which traces back to 1960s California breeding programs that combined landrace genetics from Mexico, Colombia, and Thailand. Citrus Haze exhibits the classic Haze structure with bright neon green nugs adorned with fiery orange hairs and a generous coating of clear crystal trichomes. The strain maintains the energizing sativa characteristics of its Haze lineage while incorporating the sweet citrus profile from its lemon-forward parentage. With THC levels typically ranging from 10-18%, it offers a more moderate potency compared to many modern hybrids, making it accessible to a broader range of consumers while still delivering the uplifting effects characteristic of quality Haze genetics.
Effects
Reported Medical Uses
- Users report relief from chronic fatigue
- May help with mood swings
- Often used for depression
- Users report stress relief
- May help with focus-related conditions
This is not medical advice. Consult a healthcare professional.
Possible Negative Effects
Growing Information
Citrus Haze demonstrates typical sativa-dominant growth patterns with moderate difficulty for cultivation. The strain benefits from the hardy Haze genetics, showing good mold resistance. Indoor flowering time ranges from 9-11 weeks, which is shorter than pure Haze varieties but still requires patience. Plants can stretch significantly during flower, requiring adequate vertical space or training techniques. Yields are typically moderate to good when grown properly. The strain performs well in both indoor and outdoor environments, though outdoor cultivation benefits from warm, Mediterranean-like climates with long growing seasons. Growers should expect plants that may require support due to the weight of resinous flowers.