Green Haze

Classification: Pure sativa / old-school Haze cultivar

Hook: 
Green Haze is a long-flowering, old-school sativa built for patients who appreciate clear, cerebral, tropical Haze effects over heavy body weight.

Lineage: 
Green Haze is commonly associated with ACE Seeds and the Oldtimer’s Haze line. It is described as a selection of green Haze phenotypes with strong Thai and South Indian sativa influence, offering a cleaner green expression compared to darker Purple Haze-style phenotypes.

Aroma / Flavor / Appearance: 
Green Haze often carries delicate notes of tropical fruit, spice, herbs, incense, tea, pine, and light wood. The flavor may lean bright and exotic, with mature fruit sweetness followed by a spicy herbal Haze finish. Plants and flowers tend to stay green even when fully ripe, with long, airy sativa-style buds and a more classic tropical Haze appearance.

Effects & Use: 
Green Haze is generally described as cerebral, uplifting, clear, euphoric, creative, and mentally expansive. The experience may feel more head-focused than body-heavy, making it better suited for daytime creativity, music, conversation, reflection, outdoor activity, or patients looking for an old-school sativa direction.

Medical / Wellness Use: 
Patients may look to Green Haze for low mood, fatigue, stress, lack of motivation, or mental fog. Because pure Haze cultivars can feel stimulating or intense for some patients, those sensitive to sativas may want to start with a smaller amount and avoid late-night use unless they already know how they respond.

Grow Notes: 
Green Haze is a long-flowering tropical sativa and is not usually considered a fast or beginner-friendly cultivar. Indoor flowering may run around 16–18 weeks, with tall, branchy growth and a need for patience, training, space management, and stable environmental control. Outdoors, it is better suited to warm climates with long seasons.

Lab Profile: 
Green Haze batches may test in the moderate-to-high THC range depending on grower, phenotype, harvest timing, and cure. Expected terpene direction may include terpinolene, myrcene, caryophyllene, pinene, and limonene, supporting a tropical fruit, spice, incense, pine, herbal, and classic Haze profile with clear sativa-focused effects.