Amnesia Haze Strain
- 20.0% THC
- 0.21% CBD
- 0.07% CBN
Overview of Amnesia Haze
Amnesia Haze's sativa dominant genetics are apparent in the flower it produces. The long tapered buds of Amnesia Haze are light green with beautiful orange and brown pistils. They carry a lemony aroma with hints of citrus. Amnesia Haze has a fruity taste with hints of sweetness and earthiness. The blend of several different strains from around the world gives Amnesia Haze a unique flavor with many layers.
It is a potent sativa that is typically about 22% THC and 1% or less CBD. The terpenes that dominate Amnesia haze are terpinolene, found in cardamom and marjoram, and humulene found commonly found in hops. The strong aroma and high THC content make this strain almost universally appealing.
Potential Positive Effects of Amnesia Haze
Amnesia Haze is a great strain for daydreaming and creative brainstorming, though it may be best to try another type of cannabis when it comes time to focus on a single task. While the Amnesia Haze buzz is intense, it does not induce couch-lock and therefore it is okay to consume during the day. It's a more energetic high than most strains, making the mind race without offering a notable body high.
Potential Negative Effects of Amnesia Haze
Amnesia Haze is characterized by a cerebral psychedelic high that can become intense if consumed in large amounts. It is recommended that beginner smokers take their time with this strain and allow the effects of the first hit or two to creep in for 15 minutes or so before inhaling more. Paranoia and dry eyes may affect users who over-consume.
Lineage of Amnesia Haze
The parents of Amnesia Haze include Thai sativa, Afghani indica, Hawaiian sativa, Jamaican sativa, South Asian indica, Cambodian sativa and Haze sativa. These different exotic strains were crossbred by an American expat in Holland to create Amnesia Haze. The unique blend became an attraction in Amsterdam's coffee shops, and the strain has gone on to win two of the High Times Cannabis Cup's most prominent awards: Overall first place in 2004, and first place in the Sativa Cup of 2012.
Growing Amnesia Haze
Amnesia Haze often needs more care and attention during the vegetative and flowering cycles than other types of cannabis, resulting in a strain that can be a headache for large-scale commercial growers to produce. Part of the reason for this is its unusually extended flowering period of about 12 weeks. The plant also requires warmer climates for outdoor growing, though it can be grown indoors and hydroponically with success.
Where to Find Amnesia Haze
Despite its notable popularity in Amsterdam, Amnesia Haze was not initially a massive seller in the United States due to its long growing time. Nowadays, Amnesia Haze can be found in Washington, Oregon, California, and Colorado from time to time.