Black Haze
Black Haze has two very different genetic passports, one stamped in Washington and the other in Amsterdam.
Origin 1: Washington's Pioneer Nuggets created its Black Haze from Colombian Black, Colombian Gold, and Purple Haze, stacking old-school South American and Haze genetics into a sativa-leaning line. This version runs cherry, earth, and wood on the nose, with herbal notes working through the flavor.
Origin 2: Exotic Seed took the scenic route. Its autoflowering Black Haze combines Skunk #1 × Lowryder with Sir Jack Auto before bringing Pakistan Chitral Kush F5 into the mix. The result moves away from the Colombian-heavy Pioneer Nuggets version, leaning into sweet flowers and old-school incense.
Across origins, Black Haze lives on the darker side of the Haze spectrum, with earthy, herbal, floral, and incense-driven profiles taking priority over modern candy terps. The genetics may come from different maps, but both versions arrive dressed for the same smoke-filled room.
Black Haze grows differently depending on which version is in the garden. Origin 1: The Pioneer Nuggets version crosses Colombian Black, Colombian Gold, and Purple Haze, producing tall, slender plants that can be grown indoors or outdoors and typically flower for 77–98 days, with medium yields reported under ideal conditions. This version is not commercially available as seeds or clones. Origin 2: The Exotic Seed version combines Skunk, Sir Jack, and Pakistan Chitral Kush genetics, producing shorter, squatter plants with a faster 70–77-day flowering period and generally lower yields. Cool temperatures can pull deep purple hues from both the foliage and flowers, and this version can be cultivated indoors or outdoors and is available as seed.
Black Haze is available as seeds.
