Amnesia Haze

STRAIN

Amnesia Haze is a coffeeshop staple and one of the stronger sativas in general circulation. It is a Haze-family plant with a bright lemon aroma, a long flowering time and a reputation for a heavy cerebral effect.

Background and lineage

Amnesia Haze sits in the Haze family, with Southeast Asian and Jamaican landrace input usually cited in its background. The exact cross varies by breeder and no single pedigree is agreed, which is normal for Haze lines. What is consistent is the long flowering period, which is why it is more common in coffeeshops than in home grows.

Aroma and terpenes

The signature is bright lemon and citrus over an earthy incense background. Profiles are commonly Terpinolene and limonene-forward with myrcene and pinene.

Reported effects

Users commonly report a strong, fast cerebral effect that can tip into overstimulation at a dose that would be unremarkable for other strains. This is one where starting low genuinely matters, and it is not a good first sativa.

At a glance

Note

Strain data varies by grower, phenotype and batch. Treat lineage, terpenes and THC ranges as typical, not guaranteed, and read the lab report where you can.

Making something with it

Whatever the label says, what reaches you is a batch of flower with its own chemistry. If you are turning it into oil or butter, decarboxylate it first and weigh both the material and the fat, because that is the only way the potency calculator can give you a dose per millilitre. Our Make It section covers the method, and the NOIDS Herb Lab is the kit we use for it.

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