Day or Night: The Versatility of Haze Strains

What are Haze Strains?

Haze strains trace their lineage back to the mid 1960s and early 1970s in Santa Cruz, California, where pioneering breeders, “The Haze Brothers” began experimenting with exotic landrace Sativa genetics from regions like Colombia, Mexico, Thailand, and South India.

These Haze genetics found their way to Amsterdam in 1976 where Haze became a favourable choice for breeders and consumers due to its elevated THC levels, uplifting effects, and unique terpene profiles responsible for its spicy, citrus and tropical aromas. 

Characteristics and Therapeutic Benefits

Haze strains, characterised by their pure Sativa or Sativa-dominant genetics, offer a diverse array of therapeutic benefits. Patients report a well-rounded, uplifting, and energising effect that is perfect for relieving symptoms associated with chronic pain, anxiety, and migraines, while enhancing focus and mood.1

Their high THC content, combined with terpenes like limonene2, myrcene3, and caryophyllene4, contributes to their energising, mood-enhancing, and focus-promoting effects.

Cultiva’s Haze: Tangelo Boost

Cultiva Tangelo Boost stands as a modern interpretation of the classic Haze lineage. Crafted from a cross between Tangelo F2 and Boost BX1, this strain embodies the essence of Haze genetics combined with a hint of Afghani and Nepalese landraces offering a refreshing twist with its unique terpene profile. 

Dispelling Myths About Daytime-Only Use

One prevalent misconception about Haze strains is that they are exclusively suitable for daytime use. However, while Haze strains are indeed known for their energising and uplifting effects, they also possess the versatility to provide relaxation and symptom relief throughout the day or night.

Also, contrary to concerns about inducing insomnia, Haze strains offer a balanced experience, catering to a variety of needs without disrupting sleep patterns.5