Black Haze Regular Marijuana Seeds

Black Haze Regular Strain Specifications

Type: Sativa-dominant
Genetics Parents: Purple Haze x Colombian Black x Colombian Gold
Flowering Period: 11-14 Weeks
Climate: Dry/Sunny/Mediterranean
Yield: 350-400 grams
Flavors: Sweet, Woody, Cherry, Berry
THC Level: 22.1%
CBD Level: 1%
Height: Short
Harvest Period: late-September
Growing Difficulty: Moderate

What are the Flavor and Effects of Black Haze Regular?

A creamy cherry fruitiness follows the sweet, woody, berry taste of Black Haze buds. When the nugs are splits up, the scent is pleasant burned cherrywood with traces of soil and a faint spiciness.

The initial effects of the Black Haze could offer a mild boost and stimulating effects. If the high intensifies, the attention will change to a more chatty state, allowing you to converse with someone around for a couple of hours. A tingly body buzz will steadily wash over you as your head high develops, inducing you into some kind of calming state that instantly turns into arousal. When the cerebral buzz fades into tranquility, the hybrid’s Indica features appear. As a result, a stressed-out body with muscle pain will able to calm down. Although Black Haze has a strong physical effect on the body, being body intoxicated or couch-locked is also an unusual phenomenon.

What are the Medical Benefits of Black Haze Regular?

Black haze’s cognitive buzz and strong THC content will help treat cannabis people undergoing fatigue, PTSD, anxiety, and depression. Although improving the patient’s mood, this weed will foster a real sense of pleasure. When the patient is high on weed, any unpleasant thoughts and skepticism fade away. This strain will also help patients with extreme exhaustion raise their morale and give them the endurance boost they need to get through the day. It has robust sedating & analgesic features that can relieve the patient’s symptoms and provide a temporary pain-free state. Its soothing properties can also benefit people suffering from mild pains and headaches.

Negative Effects You Can Expect from Black Haze Regular

Users of Black Haze, just like most marijuana strains, can experience some discomfort. As a result, both novices and professionals alike often suffer dry mouth and itchy eyes. Furthermore, larger puffs will trigger dizziness, headaches, and likely anxiety.

How to Grow Black Haze Regular

Black Haze thrives best in a dry, sunny, and Midetterean climate; however, it could also be grown in outdoor and indoor environments. If you want to grow this plant, you need to have experience as marijuana growers as this strain is not easy to grow a plant. These marijuana plants require a little more than standard water absorption but are not always wet. Entirely enough water vapor can result in bud or plant rot if the soil is present in the air. It’s also a good idea to expose these crops to cooler conditions before they begin flowering to encourage them to reveal their usual blue and purple colors. The potency of cannabis would also improve as a result of this. It is advised that they be used to temperatures that are 10 degrees colder at night than during the day. They’ll start flowering and be able to harvest between 9 and 14 weeks, yielding 350 to 400 grams of high-quality Black Haze cannabis!