Are Haze strains hard to grow?

Most of the Haze strains on this page are listed at a moderate grow difficulty. The main challenge is height and the longer flowering time, not the plant being fussy.

Which Haze strain flowers fastest?

Limoncello Haze Autoflower, listed at 6 to 10 weeks. Among the photoperiod strains, most are listed at 8 to 12 weeks.

What is the difference between regular and feminized Haze seeds?

Regular seeds give male and female plants, which you need if you want to breed. Feminized seeds give female plants, the ones that produce buds. The seed type is shown on every product page.

Do the seeds ship discreetly?

Yes. Every order is packed by hand in Amsterdam and shipped discreetly.

Haze Seeds

Haze is the name most growers link with tall, sativa-leaning plants. Every Haze strain we carry is listed as sativa-dominant, with an indica share between 15 and 35 percent. On this page you will find Haze itself in regular and feminized form, Super Silver Haze, Limoncello Haze and Happy Haze. Each product page shows the flowering time, THC level and plant size we have on file, so you can compare them side by side.

What to expect from a Haze plant

Haze plants like room to stretch. Most of the strains here are listed as tall or average in height, and they need more patience than an indica: the feminized versions mostly flower in 8 to 12 weeks, and Happy Haze is listed at 10 to 16 weeks. The highest listed THC levels are between 20 and 23 percent.

If height is a problem in your tent, look at Limoncello Haze Autoflower. It is the compact one in this family and finishes in 6 to 10 weeks.

Indoors or outdoors

Haze does best where the season is long and warm. Most strains here are tagged for Mediterranean, temperate or tropical climates. In a cooler place, grow indoors or start early and keep an eye on the forecast in autumn, because a long flowering time means a late harvest.