Cuban Black Haze

Cuban Black Haze is a hard-level grow that reaches 4–6 feet indoors and can stretch up to 8–10 feet outdoors, with a tall, lanky sativa structure and narrow leaflets typical of pure Haze lineage. Flowering takes 14–16 weeks (100–120 days) for the original clone — significantly longer than modern hybrids — producing yields around 400–600 g/m² indoors under high-intensity lighting and 500–900 g/plant outdoors in warm climates. It thrives in warm, humid environments and was originally selected for mold resistance in Florida's subtropical climate, preferring temperatures around 70–85°F with humidity kept below 50% during late flowering. The plant exhibits significant stretch early in flower and the foliage often develops deep violet-to-black coloration — a hallmark visual trait of the phenotype.