1g Cured Resin Klik - Amnesia Haze
This 80/20 sativa-dominant hybrid is a descendant of a Jamaican sativa, a Laotian sativa, and the indica-dominant Afghan Hawaiian. Amnesia Haze has a fresh, fruity hash-like taste and a sweet, earthy smell with hints of spicy pepper.
Cultivated by Red Dirt Sungrown
Sunday Extracts is an Oklahoma extraction company and a 100% Oklahoma-owned family business. We take pride in providing Oklahoma with high-grade cannabis products produced from the greenhouses of Red dirt Sungrown. In this newly emerging industry, Sunday Extracts strives to set a standard of clean, connoisseur choice products to assist our Oklahoma community in its medical and therapeutic needs through the natural, alternative healing properties of the plant.
- Earthy
- Spicy/Herbal
- Berry
Our company is a locally owned, family business, consisting of three brothers. We take pride in providing Oklahoma with an assortment of high-grade cannabis products from the greenhouses of Red Dirt Sungrown. In this newly emerging industry, Sunday Extracts strives to set a standard of clean, connoisseur choice products to assist our community in its medical and therapeutic needs through the natural, alternative healing properties of the plant. The name Sunday comes from our sailboat berthed at Lake Hefner in Oklahoma City. For us, Sunday signifies a day of rest, recovery and social gatherings with friends and family. It is the kind of laid back, easygoing vibe we hope our products bring to patients.
Bred by Amsterdam’s Soma Seeds, Amnesia Haze is a complex cross of Haze with Southeast Asian, Afgani and Hawaiian landrace strains. It’s not to be confused with Amnesia -- a cross of Bubble Gum and Super Silver Haze -- that was grown in Amsterdam and bred in California by David Paul Watson (aka Sam the Skunkman.)
The seed bank reports the strain offers uplifting, relaxing effects.
Amnesia is the winner of the following awards:
1st place at the High Times Cannabis Cup in 2004
1st place in the Sativa category at the High Times Cannabis Cup in 2012.