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Easy Haze

Easy Haze, also described as K13-Haze, is a 70 percent sativa-dominant cultivar bred by Philosopher Seeds. Citrus, metallic notes, tropical pineapple and incense define the aroma; the effects are characterized as clearly sativa-typical and psychedelic.

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Genetics

Parentage and family tree

Easy Haze is shown at the top. Below are the documented parent lines through the 3rd generation.

Editorial profile

Easy Haze in detail

Origin & classification

Easy Haze is also called K13-Haze in the detailed description and is listed by Philosopher Seeds as Special K S1. Its exact ancestry is not documented consistently, however: the strain data names Yumbolt and Western Winds, while the description text also mentions Kali Mist, or Western Winds and a backcross. We therefore classify Easy Haze with confidence as a 70 percent sativa-dominant cultivar without asserting a definitive parent formula.

Aroma & flavor

The breeding objective combines a pronounced Haze character with a more compact structure and easy cultivation. The plants develop rich, dense branching and comparatively short internodes. For a Sativa, its overall indoor size remains easier to control, although it can become very large in outdoor soil. The sturdy branches support resin-covered flowers. SCROG is mentioned as a suitable method; topping the plant can also help distribute its height without unnecessarily limiting yield potential.

Terpene profile

Easy Haze is described as having good tolerance to nutrient deviations, temperature stress, pests, diseases and increased humidity. It is suitable for indoor and outdoor cultivation. Outdoors, container volume can strongly influence final size; containers of 25 to 50 liters are mentioned for size control. These breeder-specific cultivation details describe potential under suitable conditions and are not a guarantee of trouble-free growth at every location.

Effect tendency

Aroma and flavor combine citrus with metallic notes, tropical pineapple and an incense character. During ripening and curing, the spicy, resinous nuances are said to become more pronounced. The effects are characterized as clearly sativa-typical and pleasantly psychedelic; at the same time, they are considered less suitable for tasks requiring high concentration. These are experiential descriptions without a guaranteed course. A THC value of 21 percent is stated for this version, but it may vary depending on phenotype and batch.

Cannabinoids, flowering & appearance

Indoors, the flowering time is approximately 55 to 65 days, or around eight to nine weeks. A possible yield of 450 to 600 g/m² is stated. Outdoors, the breeder-specific range is approximately 600 to 2,000 grams per plant, strongly dependent on root space, season and location. In the Northern Hemisphere, harvest is expected from late September to early October; in the Southern Hemisphere, from late March to early April. In 2011, the strain achieved third place in the Resin category at Spannabis or the Cannabis Champions Cup. This award is consistent with its described strong resin production.

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Questions and answers

Frequently asked questions about Easy Haze

What type of strain is Easy Haze?

We list Easy Haze as a sativa-dominant strain with the parentage Yumbolt × Western Winds.

What genetics are behind Easy Haze?

The parentage of Easy Haze is Yumbolt × Western Winds.

What flowering time is stated for Easy Haze?

A flowering time of 8-9 weeks is stated for Easy Haze.

Which breeder is named for Easy Haze?

Philosopher Seeds is named as the breeder of Easy Haze.