Kosher Haze
- THC 22.5%
- Flowering Time From 56 to 63 days
- Yield 500 g/m²
Genetics: Karel’s Haze x Kosher Kush
FLAVORS
EFFECTS
Kosher Haze: family tree
- Parents
- Karel’s Haze × Kosher Kush
- Grandparents
- Chem Dog OG Fire Old School Haze OG Kush
- Landrace roots
- Nepalese Thai Pakistani Kush
Lineage as declared by the seedbanks: sometimes they disagree.
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Description from Dutch Passion
Flavor and Aroma Profile
Kosher Haze boasts an intense and multi-layered terpene profile. Its aroma is earthy and kushy with an intense gassy, sour, and fruity undertone. When grown in well-prepared organic soil, it can even produce unusual but delicious butterscotch notes. The taste is dominated by earthy kush flavors on the inhale, transitioning to a sour, gassy, and fruity finish on the exhale. Some phenotypes may also exhibit a nutty, butter-like flavor.
Effects and Potency
Kosher Haze delivers an energetic and creative high while still maintaining a stoned sensation. This connoisseur-grade strain is ideal for experienced smokers due to its high potency. THC levels typically range between 20-25%, depending on growing conditions. Its effects are both powerful and complex, making it a favorite among those seeking a rich and intense experience.
Genetics and Lineage
Kosher Haze is the result of crossing two well-established genetics: Karel’s Haze and Kosher Kush. Karel’s Haze contributes rich gassy and lime notes, while Kosher Kush brings its earthy, piney aroma and dense, resinous buds. This hybrid is Indica-dominant with Sativa traits, offering a balanced structure and a flowering time of around 8 weeks.
Yield and Growth
Kosher Haze is a high-yielding strain with large, dense flowers and a good calyx-to-leaf ratio. It is resilient and can handle temperature fluctuations, making it suitable for both indoor and outdoor cultivation. Its compact structure and strong resistance make it easy to grow, even for beginners.
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