Mexican Haze
Mexican Haze is a name shared by several distinct sativa-dominant breeding projects, each with unique genetic origins and profiles. It is best understood by its specific breeder rather than as a single, uniform strain.
About Mexican Haze
The name Mexican Haze is applied to multiple, genetically distinct lines, leading to significant variation in the final product.
Dr. Blaze offers a version described as a cross of (Acapulco Gold × Haze) × Jack Herer. This iteration is associated with THC levels ranging from 15% to 23% and a terpene profile characterized by tart lemon, woody pine, herbs, and spicy hash.
Dampkring Seed Bank utilizes a three-way hybrid base crossed with a male plant sourced from Mexico in 1995. While the breeder notes that one of the female parents is also linked to the genetics of Ocean’s Twelve, the full pedigree remains undisclosed. This version is categorized as 70% sativa and 30% indica.
CBD Seeds provides a third variation, which is a mostly sativa selection emphasizing a pungent, classic Haze aroma. Despite the breeder's name, this version is noted for high THC and low CBD content.
Across these different lineages, the reported effects consistently lean toward mental stimulation, including increased energy, creativity, and mood elevation. While some users report a clear-headed experience, the potency of these Haze-dominant genetics can be unpredictable.
Plant characteristics
The Dr. Blaze selection is described as producing green, conical buds accented by orange pistils and a coating of white trichomes. Dampkring Seed Bank reports a flowering period of 70–80 days, with plants reaching heights of 150–175 centimeters. CBD Seeds notes a flowering period of approximately 70 days for their feminized selection.