Hawaiian Haze: Tropical Haze
Hawaiian Haze seeds grow into medium to tall plants with long bud structures and smaller leaves. The whole plant is a pale green, but at the very crown of the buds, you will see white and yellow pistils reaching towards the sky. Looking closer at the buds, you can see that there are flashes of red in the hairs as well as a fuzzy-looking substance. That fuzz is actually resin that covers the top leaves and buds with crystal trichomes. These trichomes have a lot to do with the plant’s aroma and flavor. When harvesting those buds, you will end up with sticky fingers because of the resin. The finished products are dense green nuggets that pack a major punch. This strain won first place at the 2020 High Times Hemp Cup and the 2020 Outstanding Terpenes Golden Grow Awards. It also took home third place at the 2021 High Times Hemp Cup. It is safe to say that Hawaiian Haze has one of the most remarkable resumes in the cannabis game. Being that the strain is relatively new on the scene, it has made the most of its time on this planet by dominating awards shows all over the world.
Growing Tips for Our Seeds
For various reasons, Hawaiian Haze feminized cannabis seeds should be skipped by novice and inexperienced growers. It definitely requires growers with a vast amount of cultivation knowledge and patience. Although growers can cultivate Hawaiian Haze feminized marijuana seeds indoors or outdoors, some prefer indoor cultivation due to occasional better results. Indoor growing provides cultivators with more control over their environment. The environment these seeds and plants require is tropical, with high temperatures and humidity to match. Make sure you leave ample room for these plants to grow, as their roots tend to stretch out. They can grow quite tall so consider that as well when you are planting your seeds.
Dial in Your Growing Conditions
- Indoor or Outdoor: Hawaiian Haze cannabis plants can be grown indoors and outdoors by experienced cultivators. The ideal temperature for these plants is 68-82 degrees Fahrenheit. A 12/12 lighting schedule is recommended for this strain, especially when growing inside. This schedule provides the budding cannabis plants with equal parts of light and darkness to promote optimal growth. You can adjust the lighting during various phases of the plant’s life to meet its changing needs.
-  Moisture control: In terms of humidity levels, you’ll want to set it at 40-70% during the vegetative growth stage. To get the plants through to the flowering stage, you will need to drop the humidity to a steady 30-40% to avoid mold and mildew.
- Training Techniques: Growers say this strain responds well to the Sea of Green method to maximize growth in smaller areas. Training techniques are important to increase your yields and to ensure that the entire plant is growing quality buds that are harvest-worthy.
The Germination Game Plan
Before you even plant your Hawaiian Haze female cannabis plants, you will first need to germinate these seeds. To do so, refer to our free germination guide, knowing that they are backed by our impressive 90% germination guarantee.
Yields, Flowering Time, and Harvest
- Flowering Time: Growing indoors, you can expect to harvest after a flowering period of 75-85 days. Outdoor crops should be harvest-ready by the end of November.
- Yields: While Indoor yields are around 350 grams per square meter, outdoor grows typically produce up to 350 grams per plant. It takes a lot of patience to grow this strain. It has a longer-than-average flowering time, but the second you see the massive buds near completion, it will all be worth it. Try planting more than one plant if you are looking for an easy way to increase your yields come harvest time.
Dominant Terpenes in Hawaiian Haze: Potent and Pure
The Hawaiian Haze terpene profile is directly responsible for how the plant smells and tastes and the strong effects it has on its users. The most dominant terpene in this strain is myrcene, while caryophyllene and pinene are secondary terpenes.
- Myrcene: Most Dominant –The most abundant terpene in modern commercial cannabis, it helps with inflammation and adds to the aroma of the strain.
- Caryophyllene: Secondary Terpene – Found in black pepper, cinnamon, and cloves. Gives off a spicy and peppery aroma.
- Pinene: Earthy Aroma – Most commonly found in pine needles, the pinene terpene is responsible for cannabis strains’ aroma and earthy taste.
Dominant Cannabinoids in Hawaiian Haze:
Cannabinoids play an important role in Hawaiian Haze seeds and are generally a huge part of most strains of cannabis. That happy, euphoric, and energetic feeling you get when enjoying the Hawaiian Haze strain is due to its dominant cannabinoids. Each cannabinoid does something different to the user.
- THC: The Main Character – THC is the most dominant cannabinoid on the molecular level of this strain. The crystalline compound tetrahydrocannabinol is the main ingredient of cannabis. Topping out at a massive 26%, the THC in this Sativa-dominant strain is responsible for the happy and euphoric feeling you get when enjoying Hawaiian Haze cannabis.
- CBD: Very Minimal Amounts – While the CBD levels in Hawaiian Haze are less than 1%, the cannabinoid is still present, and the effects are noticeable in this strain. CBD plays a smaller role in what the strain does to the user.
