The illustrious Haze sativa first took root in Santa Cruz, California during the 1960s where long growing seasons accommodated her lengthy flowering cycle. Since then, Haze has become the proud parent of countless hybrids around the globe, passing on its genetics from Colombia, Mexico, Thailand, and South India. Although Haze cultivators must wait patiently for Haze flowers to reach full maturation, few strains can match the high-energy, creative buzz provided by this sativa staple. Haze's aroma is typically characterized by a spicy scent accented by hints of citrus and earthy sweetness. Haze is a supersativa amongst cannabis strains and is the offspring of several landrace sativas. Though the exact lineage is unknown, it is believed Haze is the offspring of Thai, Mexican, Jamaican and Columbian sativa varieties. Haze has a high THC content around 22% with low CBD content. This produces an intense cerebral high that seems to have no ceiling. Haze is jokingly considered the crack of marijuana strains for its clear and energetic high. Haze originated in Santa Cruz, California but migrated to Amsterdam where it spawned the “Haze Craze,” creating many popular Haze phenotypes that are all over now..