No products in the basket.
The haze story
The rise of haze seeds: A sativa revolution
If Afghan indicas represent the backbone of cannabis breeding, Haze seeds are the soaring sativa that changed everything. First bred in California during the 1970s, Haze became known for its psychedelic head high, spicy incense aroma, and long flowering times.
Though challenging to grow, Haze captivated breeders and smokers alike. By the 1990s, it dominated Amsterdam coffee shops and Cannabis Cups. Today, Haze lives on in countless hybrids and remains a symbol of pure sativa excellence.
Haze seeds for sale at Seed City;
Origins of haze
The story of Haze begins in Santa Cruz, California, where two brothers — known as the “Haze Brothers” — experimented with crossing tropical sativas from around the world.
Reported parent strains included:
- Colombian Gold
- Mexican landrace
- Thai landrace
- South Indian landrace
The result was a tall, elegant plant with flowering times up to 16 weeks. While impractical for many growers, the effects were unmatched: an energetic, cerebral, almost psychedelic high.
Haze reaches europe
By the 1980s, Haze genetics traveled to the Netherlands. Breeders like Neville Schoenmakers of The Seed Bank and later Green House Seeds refined them, creating hybrids that were easier to grow while preserving the Haze high.
This European chapter is where Haze became legendary, winning multiple Cannabis Cups and defining Dutch coffee shop culture in the 1990s.
Classic Haze strains
Several strains preserve the Haze legacy in different forms:
- Original Haze (Sacred Seeds): The closest to the Californian original.
- Neville’s Haze: Bred by Neville, known for extreme potency and long flowering.
- Super Silver Haze (Green House Seeds): Winner of three consecutive High Times Cannabis Cups (1997–1999).
- Amnesia Haze (Soma Seeds): The ultimate Amsterdam coffee shop favourite, balancing yield and psychedelic potency.
Autoflowering haze for sale at Seed City;
Because of the surge of autoflowers, Haze genetics have been adapted into smaller, faster versions. While still more challenging than typical autoflowers, they make Haze accessible to a new generation of growers and collectors.
Famous haze hybrids
Because pure Hazes were difficult to grow, breeders began crossing them with indicas to shorten flowering time and improve structure. This led to some of the most popular hybrids ever created.
Jack Herer (Haze x Northern Lights #5 x Skunk)
A Sensi Seeds masterpiece, combining the cerebral Haze high with indica stability.
Moby Dick (White Widow x Haze)
Originally from Dinafem, offering massive yields and potency.
Liberty Haze (Barney’s Farm)
A modern Haze hybrid that won awards for its balanced sativa effects.
Haze in 2026
Even in 2026, Haze remains one of the most respected strain families worldwide. Its key roles today include:
Coffee shop staple
Amnesia Haze continues to dominate menus in Amsterdam.
Breeding influence
Hybrids like Jack Herer and Liberty Haze are still widely grown
Connoisseur appeal
Despite long flowering, collectors value pure Haze for its unmatched high.
Seed City stocks multiple versions of Haze — from classic pure lines to award-winning hybrids and autoflowers.
Haze seeds FAQ
Their tropical sativa genetics can require 12–16 weeks to fully mature.
Energetic, cerebral, and often psychedelic — ideal for daytime or creative use.
Amnesia Haze remains the most widely sold and smoked worldwide.
The rewarding journey of Haze
Haze is not the easiest strain to grow, but it is one of the most rewarding. From the fields of 1970s California to Dutch coffee shops and global seed banks, Haze has become the ultimate sativa symbol.
Whether you want to experience the original incense-flavoured high or explore modern hybrids like Jack Herer and Liberty Haze, Seed City has a wide range of Haze seeds to choose from in 2026.