If you are looking for a stimulating and purely cerebral experience, the Early Queen x Afghan Haze (Early Haze) of Mr Nice Seedbank It will exceed all your expectations. This masterpiece has been meticulously crossed to preserve its wild tropical vigor, offering a terpene profile where tropical and biscuit nuances predominate. Get ready for an immediate mental takeoff that encourages creativity and a smiling state, ideal for sharing with friends or performing artistic tasks.

Flower appearance. On a visual level, it is a spectacle of nature. Its flowers elongate forming ‘fox tails’, leaving an airy but surprisingly heavy structure. The abundant and sticky resin coats each calyx, contrasting wonderfully with a sea of ​​orange pistils.

Plant Morphology. Its genetic inheritance becomes evident from the first weeks of growth. It has a very pronounced vertical stretch, wide internodes and very thin leaves. This open structure is an immense advantage, as it allows light to penetrate to the lowest areas and effectively prevents the appearance of fungi.

Growing Tips

• What is the ideal climate to grow Early Queen x Afghan Haze (Early Haze) ?
  This lineage loves heat and long summer seasons. Outdoors, in warm or Mediterranean climates, it can become a real tree. Indoors, make sure to maintain stable temperatures around 25-27°C.
• What training techniques work best with Early Queen x Afghan Haze (Early Haze) ?
  His height is his biggest challenge in the spotlight. Techniques such as Supercropping, LST (Low Stress Training) or the use of SCROG networks are almost mandatory to tame its growth and achieve a uniform canopy full of main tails.
• What type of fertilization does Early Queen x Afghan Haze (Early Haze) need?
  They tend to be fine with food. We recommend a gentle fertilization program, paying special care not to overdo it with nitrogen, as it is prone to overfertilization in its early stages.
• How should irrigation and humidity be for Early Queen x Afghan Haze (Early Haze) ?
  It needs a very aerated substrate that drains quickly. It tolerates a little thirst better than continuous waterlogging, which will suffocate its long roots.
• Is it necessary to prune the Early Queen x Afghan Haze (Early Haze) plant?
  Low pruning is totally recommended. By cleaning the lower third of the plant, you channel all the sap towards the crown, achieving championship flowers and greatly facilitating lower ventilation.