Killer New Haven (KNH)

Killer New Haven (KNH) is a cultivar defined more by its legacy than its documentation. Its exact breeder and parentage remain unknown, though historical accounts suggest it originated from a selection of outdoor-grown Kentucky cannabis rather than a controlled indoor breeding program. The strain is characterized by an earthy, citrus-forward aroma with notes of woody spice and a distinct sandalwood finish.

Because reports on its effects are inconsistent—with some sources identifying it as sativa-dominant and others as indica-leaning—it is most accurately classified as a hybrid. Despite the lack of formal records, KNH maintains a significant place in cannabis history as the paternal half of Herijuana, which was created by crossing KNH with Petrolia Headstash.