Haze Autoflowering Seeds

Haze Autoflowering Seeds bring Haze-family growth and aroma into an automatic flowering format. Because commercial Haze autos are produced from different parent selections, the exact deeper pedigree is not universal; the most accurate description is Haze-family genetics combined with autoflowering ancestry. Growers can expect a medium-tall auto with narrow foliage, noticeable stretch, elongated resinous flowers, and a bright citrus-pine-spice profile.

• Lineage: Haze-family genetics × autoflowering ancestry; exact commercial pedigree varies
• Growth type: Sativa-leaning autoflower
• Plant structure: Medium to medium-tall with a strong central stem, narrow leaves, and active side branching
• Stretch: Moderate to high for an autoflower
• Indoor seed-to-harvest: Typically about 10–11 weeks from sprouting
• Outdoor seed-to-harvest: Typically about 10–12 weeks from sprouting; harvest depends on sowing date
• Flower structure: Elongated, moderately dense flowers with good trichome coverage
• Resin production: Moderate to high
• Colour: Bright to medium green with orange pistils and a frosted finish
• Aroma: Lemon, citrus, pine, floral notes, herbs, and spice
• Best suited for: Growers wanting Haze-style structure and aroma in a shorter, fixed-cycle plant

Haze Auto usually grows taller and more openly than compact indica-dominant autos. Gentle early low-stress training can help spread the side branches before flowering accelerates, but heavy repeated pruning is less useful because the automatic vegetative window is short.

Indoors, a practical full-cycle target is approximately 70–77 days from sprouting. Flowers typically form as elongated clusters rather than very compact Kush-style buds and become increasingly resinous through the final weeks. The open structure can help airflow, though taller plants still benefit from an even canopy.

Outdoors, timing is set by planting date rather than seasonal day length. Under favourable conditions, growers should plan on roughly 10–12 weeks from sprouting. This makes the cultivar useful where a conventional photoperiod Haze would finish too late for the local season.

The aromatic profile commonly combines lemon and citrus with pine, floral, herbal, and spicy Haze notes. Haze Autoflowering Seeds are best suited to growers looking for a taller, sativa-leaning auto with a roughly ten-to-eleven-week cycle and a classic bright Haze aroma.