Durban Haze

Durban Haze puts a little incense in the ignition, with several genetic versions sharing the name.

Origin 1: The commonly described version pairs Durban Poison with an unspecified Haze. Its original breeder remains unidentified. Sharp citrus, pine, sweet anise, and earthy spice define the reported profile, with an herbal, incense-like finish.

Origin 2: Flower associated with Bedford Grow is listed with Durban Poison, Northern Lights, and Haze ancestry. The precise crossing sequence is unspecified. Reports describe cerebral uplift and a brighter mood, but its additional parentage makes it worth distinguishing from the two-parent account.

Origin 3: Breedlove Genetics crossed a selected Utopia Haze descended from Barney’s Farm stock with an inbred Durban Poison line maintained by a private breeder in Alaska. This is a named breeding project with specific parent selections; the broader Durban Haze flavor and effect descriptions should not automatically carry over to it.

Menu regulars describe the commonly circulated Durban Haze as uplifting, energetic, and mentally engaging, with happy, creative, and sometimes giggly moments. Citrus and herbal spice suit that lively reputation, though an active head high can become racy for some people. “Haze” on the label does not promise a fog-free afternoon.