Outback Haze by Oregon Green Seed
Haze × Regional Sativas
Outback Haze, developed by Oregon Green Seed, is an indica-dominant strain that builds upon the legacy of classic Haze genetics. It offers a unique profile that blends historical Haze characteristics with modern breeding advancements.
Appearance and Structure
Outback Haze plants are characterized by a tall, lean structure, typical of sativa-dominant genetics, with plants reaching heights between 150 and 220 centimeters when grown outdoors. The buds are dense and frosty, often displaying light green hues with occasional purple undertones, a result of refined breeding and optimal light conditions.
Aroma and Flavor
The aroma of Outback Haze is a complex fusion of earthy and citrus notes, with distinct hints of pine and lemon. Users often describe the scent as reminiscent of a forest after rain. The flavor profile mirrors the aroma, starting with a tangy citrus and lemon taste that evolves into a sweeter, honey-like, and earthy finish with undertones of spice and pine.
Effects
This strain is noted for delivering a balanced experience, often described as calm, cerebral, and energetic. It can promote focus and creativity, making it suitable for various activities. The effects are generally uplifting and stimulating, stemming from its sativa-dominant lineage.
Terpenes and Cannabinoids
Outback Haze features a dynamic cannabinoid profile, with THC levels around 18% and minimal CBD. Key terpenes identified include Myrcene, Limonene, Caryophyllene, and Pinene, which contribute to its distinct aroma, flavor, and effects. These compounds are responsible for the strain's citrus, pine, and earthy notes, as well as its energizing and mood-enhancing properties.
Growing Information
As a strain with strong sativa genetics, Outback Haze exhibits vigorous growth and can reach significant heights, requiring ample space. It is noted for its adaptability to varied climates and its robust structure, which is a testament to decades of Haze cultivation and modern breeding efforts. The plants produce resinous buds with a tight nodule structure.
Origins and Lineage
Outback Haze originates from Oregon Green Seed, drawing heavily on the heritage of the original Haze strains from the 1960s. Approximately 80-85% of its genetic makeup comes from classic Haze genetics, with the remainder from selected sativa strains chosen for climate adaptability. This lineage bridges old-school Haze characteristics with contemporary breeding practices.