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sativa-dominant strainBlack Haze
Black Haze is described as a sativa-dominant strain from the New York Uptown Haze scene. Northern Lights #5 and an unspecified Haze are named as its parents.
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Black Haze in detail
Origin & classification
Black Haze belongs to a strongly regional naming context. The available description treats it as Uptown Haze and connects this designation with New York City and its surrounding area. Names such as Church, Frankies, Brown, Uptown Piff and Black Cuban Haze circulate there. These terms are documented as local or traditional designations, not as additional parent strains or clearly distinct genetic lines.
Aroma & flavour
NL5 and Haze are named as the parents of the described Uptown Haze. In the structured dataset, this is normalised as Northern Lights #5 × Unknown Haze. We classify Black Haze as a sativa-dominant strain, but treat its exact lineage with caution: the Haze parent is unspecified, and the connection between the profile name Black Haze and the described Uptown Haze is based on the available classification, not on a comprehensively documented breeding history.
Terpene profile
The seeds are mentioned in connection with “High Grade Uptown”. This may indicate an origin or distribution context, but not a clearly identified breeder. The “Unknown or Legendary” field therefore does not refer to a breeder, but to an unknown or legendary traditional status. Likewise, the strain’s regional recognition does not prove specific authorship. The New York names are relevant to its cultural classification, but must not be combined into an apparently exact genealogy.
Expected effects
The dataset contains no specific information on aroma or flavour. Despite the name Haze, we therefore do not add incense, spices, citrus or other notes commonly associated with Haze. Effects are not described either. The sativa-dominant category alone does not establish a clear, energising or focusing effect. Such statements would project familiar strain clichés onto Black Haze without them actually being documented in this profile.
Cannabinoids, flowering & appearance
THC, CBD, terpenes, flowering time, yield and cultivation characteristics are also unavailable. The reliable portrait therefore focuses on origin context and naming history: a sativa-dominant Black Haze classification understood as Uptown Haze, Northern Lights #5 and an unknown Haze as the named parents, and several designations from New York City and the surrounding area. This data is not sufficient for comparing aroma, potency or cultivation time. For historical and regional classification, however, it provides a specific framework. Until further information becomes available, it remains essential to clearly distinguish between designations, the stated parentage and breeder status, and to explicitly leave open points unresolved.
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What type of strain is Black Haze?
We classify Black Haze as a sativa-dominant strain.
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