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Hybrid strainAutoflower Haze
Autoflower Haze is an autoflowering cross of Ruderalis and unspecified Haze genetics described by The Bulldog Seeds. The source identifies it as predominantly sativa-leaning, with good yields and a flowering time of nine to ten weeks.
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Aroma, effects and terpenes
Effects
- potent
- head-focused
- body-focused
Editorial profile
Autoflower Haze in detail
Origin & classification
According to the breeder-related source description, Autoflower Haze was created from Ruderalis and a Haze line. The dataset cautiously specifies the second parent as “Unknown Haze”, meaning unspecified Haze genetics. The Bulldog Seeds is named as the breeder. The source classifies this specific version as approximately 70 percent Sativa and 30 percent Indica, while the broader dataset categorizes it more generally as a hybrid.
Aroma & flavour
The breeding concept combines the autoflowering character of Ruderalis with the well-known Haze complex. The source describes Haze as a frequently used foundation for numerous crosses. However, this does not establish an exact historical lineage for this profile beyond the two named components. Nor can the characteristics of other Haze crosses automatically be applied to Autoflower Haze. The only reliable information is the breeder-related combination recorded in the available description.
Terpene profile
For indoor cultivation, the source gives a flowering time of nine to ten weeks. This period explicitly refers to the flowering phase and not necessarily to the complete life cycle from germination. The raw dataset also contains an individual value of approximately 67 days, which falls within this range but does not justify greater precision. For outdoor cultivation, a harvest around mid-October is stated. This is a source-based guideline and may vary depending on climate, location, phenotype and cultivation practices.
Effect tendency
The yield is described only as good; specific quantities are not provided. Accordingly, the yield potential cannot be translated reliably into grams or fixed area-based values. The source also provides no information on height, branching, flower structure, resin production or resilience. The Automatic characteristic is documented, but it does not replace a detailed description of the growth habit.
Cannabinoids, flowering & appearance
The effect descriptions agree in their basic direction. Potent, head-focused and body-focused impressions are mentioned, formulated in the source as a typical Haze-like cerebral and physical state. This description represents reported perceptions, not a guaranteed outcome. THC, CBD and terpene values are entirely absent. No specific aromas or flavours are mentioned either, which is why typical Haze aromas have deliberately not been added here. The profile therefore derives primarily from its documented Ruderalis-Haze combination, its predominantly sativa-leaning breeder-related classification and the interplay between mental intensity and physical presence.
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Frequently asked questions about Autoflower Haze
What type of strain is Autoflower Haze?
We classify Autoflower Haze as a hybrid strain.
What effect tendency does Autoflower Haze have?
We primarily describe Autoflower Haze as potent, head-focused and body-focused. Effects are subjective and do not constitute a medical promise.
What flowering time is given for Autoflower Haze?
A flowering time of 9-10 weeks is given for Autoflower Haze.
Which breeder is named for Autoflower Haze?
The Bulldog Seeds is named as the breeder of Autoflower Haze.
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