Super Lime Haze

Bloom time: 60 to 72 days
Stretch: 2x to 3x
Effect: sativa hybrid
Yield: heavy
Aromas/flavors: lime, wood stain, black pepper, kerosene
Lineage: Metal Haze F4 x Quetta 2022 #3 XXL
Extended lineage: Colombian Haze IBL x Pakistani IBL

In an ocean of polyhybrids overtaking nearly everyone's garden these days, Super Lime Haze stands out from the rest as a true hybrid with intense aromas, flavors, and effects. This brings back what old school western breeding was built on - domesticated and semi-domesticated seeds from various terriors around the globe that laid the groundwork for breeding the modern westernized strains we love today. It is not often that an F1 creates winners from nearly every single seed... Super Lime Haze has been proving that bringing together strong, regionally distinct, homogenized genetics from decades to centuries of artifical selection may just give you that unique and unforgettable flower you've been missing.

You can expect 3 out of 4 plants to be huge, haze-hybrid types with large flowers. The odd one out will be short, squat, Indica-type plants with expressive, fat colas that reach down to the main stem. They are very resistant to drought and, conversely, don't mind if they are overwatered. You may see that they don't need support, unless if growing in smaller-than-ideal pot sizes. With that in mind, they still grow satisfactorily with their roots bound up, unlike many hazes and haze hybrids. If growing outdoors, these plants should be resistant to the US east coast weather and microbial pathogens, even in climate zones 5A and warmer parts of 6A. Lime aromas will dominate the pallette, with some being so intense that it stings the nose. Accompanying that note, often at equal volume, will be classic haze tones, sometimes with a hint of kerosene that smoothes out the sharper flavors.

These F1s have made it to quite a few people out there as testers. Although R&D has been infrequent and spread out over the years, the reports and personal samples that I did acquire have been exemplary. They are still being "tested," but this 2026 grow season is to see if there is anything majorly different to be found. After harvest, they will be available.