Green Haze
Green Haze
Also known as: ACE Seeds Green Haze, Oldtimers Haze Green Phenotype
Overview
Green Haze is a pure sativa strain developed by ACE Seeds as a version of their Oldtimers Haze, selected specifically for its green phenotypes. This strain traces its lineage to Thai and South Indian sativa genetics, representing the original genotype of the Haze population that originated in California during the 1960s and 70s. The strain was created as an homage to the classic Haze genetics but with distinctive green coloration that sets it apart from the purple variants.
The plant grows extremely tall with thin, pale green leaves and flexible stems capable of withstanding harsh outdoor conditions including strong winds and rain. The buds display an array of dark and light greens with good trichome coverage, though they are not particularly sticky and break apart easily. With THC levels ranging from 17% to an impressive 28%, Green Haze is considered one of the most potent pure sativa strains available. The strain requires exceptional patience from cultivators, with flowering times extending 16-20 weeks, making it suitable primarily for dedicated growers who appreciate the lengthy cultivation process and the exceptional quality of the final product.
Effects
Reported Medical Uses
- Users report relief from depression
- May help with chronic pain
- Often used for muscle spasm relief
- Users report anxiety relief
- May help with stress management
- Often used for appetite stimulation
- Users report help with fatigue
This is not medical advice. Consult a healthcare professional.
Possible Negative Effects
Growing Information
Green Haze is considered moderately difficult to grow and requires exceptional patience and dedication. The flowering time is extremely long at 16-20 weeks, making it suitable primarily for experienced growers who love the cultivation process. Plants grow very tall with thin, flexible stems that can withstand harsh weather conditions including strong winds and rain. The strain shows very high resistance to botrytis but medium-low resistance to spider mites and mildew, and medium resistance to cold. Outdoor harvest typically occurs in December or January. Indoor cultivation is recommended mainly for extreme sativa lovers or breeding projects due to the extended flowering period. Yields are typically medium to low, but the exceptional quality compensates for the smaller harvest.