Honey Haze is an almost pure sativa, with 95% sativa and only 5% indica, making it ideal for those seeking a high-level cerebral experience. With a flowering cycle of 10 to 11 weeks, this beauty will reward your patience with enormous yields: between 550 and 650 grams per square meter indoors, and up to 750 to 850 grams per plant outdoors. This plant is a giant, reaching between 200 and 250 cm outdoors and 150 to 180 cm indoors.

With THC levels of up to 24%, Honey Haze is not for the faint of heart. Its effects are powerful and long-lasting, delivering a euphoric, creative, and energizing high that will keep you active for hours. Its flavor profile is as complex as its effects: an intense blend of citrus, spices, and lemon, with a hint of incense that gives it an exotic and unique touch. Perfect for those looking to keep their minds clear and focused.

Flower Appearance. The buds of Honey Haze are a spectacle in themselves. They are large, dense, and completely covered in resinous trichomes that give them a spectacular shine. The buds display a vibrant green color, accented with golden tones and orange pistils, giving them a truly exotic look. Breaking them apart releases a powerful aroma of lemon, spices, and that unmistakable hint of incense that characterizes this strain. Smoking it is a sensory experience, with a flavor as bright as its effect.

Plant Morphology. This is a plant that requires space. Honey Haze grows to impressive heights, reaching between 200 and 250 cm outdoors and 150 to 180 cm indoors. Its structure is tall, slender, with large and resinous buds. The long, thin, dark green leaves are characteristic of sativas, and its vertical growth makes it an ideal option for outdoor cultivation or for growers with ample indoor space.

Growing Tips

• Ideal Climate. Honey Haze needs plenty of sunlight and a warm climate. Keep temperatures between 24-30°C (75-86°F) for optimal growth. Outdoors, this plant thrives under clear skies and in open spaces where it can reach its full potential.
• Space and Training. Given the height and vigorous growth of Honey Haze, using techniques like ScrOG (Screen of Green) or LST (Low Stress Training) is essential to keep its size under control and maximize light exposure to the buds. This will also help you manage its height if grown indoors.
• Nutrition and Fertilization. During the vegetative phase, provide a nitrogen-rich diet to support its rapid growth. As it enters flowering, switch to a fertilizer with high levels of phosphorus and potassium to promote the development of dense and resinous buds. Adjust the doses according to the plant's response.
• Watering and Humidity. Honey Haze prefers moderate watering. Allow the top layer of the substrate to dry out between waterings to avoid root moisture issues. During flowering, maintain relative humidity in the 40-50% range to prevent mold and ensure a high-quality harvest.
• Pruning and Management. Due to its size and vigorous growth, regular pruning is essential to improve air circulation and light penetration. Remove large leaves and perform selective defoliation to ensure light reaches the lower buds. This will also help control its height and keep the plant manageable, especially indoors.