Silly Susan
aka Silly Susan Haze
Silly Susan sounds like trouble at a dinner party and smells like somebody raided the herb garden. Sage, pine, and woody earth come with a little sweetness and a peppery edge. The name supplies the nonsense; the flavor has its feet on the ground.
Propagated by Grassroots and Curaleaf, Silly Susan has undisclosed parentage and no confirmed original breeder.
Fluffy, popcorn-shaped buds show blue-green coloring, sometimes with purple shades, amber pistils, and a frosty resin coat. The aroma favors earth, wood, and flowers, while the flavor brings herbs, pine, and pepper forward. Sweetness softens the edges without turning the whole thing into dessert. Susan apparently brought seasoning.
The ones saving a little for the weekend describe a happy, euphoric lift with giggles and occasional stretches of focus. A tingly physical calm can deepen into sleepiness as the session unfolds. The conversation may start with a point and end with everyone laughing at something that absolutely will not survive explanation tomorrow.
Silly Susan’s flowering time, plant height, yield, and outdoor finish haven’t been established, and a commercial seed release remains unconfirmed. Numbered selections such as #9 and #10 appear in product listings, so cultivation notes should match the actual cut. Another Susan’s seed packet won’t fill in the blanks.
