Antenna Lavender Haze by Antenna Seeds
Haze × Lavender
Antenna Lavender Haze is a sativa-dominant cultivar developed by Antenna Seeds, aiming to combine the classic Haze uplift with a distinct floral and lavender aroma. This strain is recognized for its bright, creative energy and a perfumed, herbal bouquet that offers a refined alternative to more fuel-forward profiles.
Appearance
This cultivar typically presents as a tall, elegant plant with narrow leaflets, characteristic of sativa genetics. It develops elongated, tapering colas with significant bract formation and high trichome density. The flowers are often lime to forest green, sometimes displaying faint lilac hues under cooler temperatures.
Antenna Lavender Haze exhibits a noticeable stretch during early flowering, a trait common in Haze lines. Growers may observe a 1.5x to 2.5x increase in height. The bud structure evolves into dense, resinous spears, with efficient trimming due to its calyx-forward geometry.
Aroma & Flavor
The aroma profile is characterized by floral notes, particularly lavender and wild herbs, complemented by citrus and pine undertones. Linalool and terpinolene are suggested as key contributors to this perfumed and fresh bouquet. Subtle notes of sweet basil, white pepper, and a tea-like dryness may also be present.
Upon grinding, the scent releases citrus zest, pine, and a faint sweetness reminiscent of berry or honey. The flavor is often described as clean and aromatic, with herbaceous sweetness lingering on the palate after consumption. It offers a perfumed front that develops into herbal complexity.
Effects
Antenna Lavender Haze is generally associated with uplifting and cerebral effects, promoting creativity and focus. It is cultivated for daytime clarity and social ease, providing an energetic lift without being overly sharp or racy.
Consumers often report a clean, alert, and composed experience. The strain is designed to offer stimulating yet not aggressive qualities, making it suitable for engaging in tasks or social interactions.
Terpenes & Cannabinoids
While specific public COA data is limited, Antenna Lavender Haze is expected to have THC levels in the upper teens to low 20s percentage range. CBD content is typically low, below 1%.
The terpene profile is suggested to include compounds like Myrcene, Limonene, Linalool, and Terpinolene, contributing to its distinctive floral, citrus, and herbal aromatic qualities.
Origins & Lineage
Bred by Antenna Seeds, Antenna Lavender Haze was developed to merge the uplifting characteristics of Haze genetics with the graceful, soothing aroma associated with lavender. The breeding objective was to refine the heady Haze experience while introducing a softer, more perfumed aromatic contour.
Its genetic makeup is believed to be a Haze-dominant backbone crossed with a floral-leaning partner, likely selected for linalool presence. This combination aims to balance classic Haze vigor with more refined, contemporary aromatic notes.
Growing
Cultivators may find Antenna Lavender Haze to have a moderate learning curve due to its stretch and longer flowering period. It requires attention to training techniques like topping and LST or SCROG to manage its height and ensure light penetration.
The plant develops well-spaced colas and a high calyx-to-leaf ratio, leading to efficient trimming. Flowering typically takes 9.5–11 weeks, with growers advised to target phenotypes with tight calyx stacks for optimal results.