Description
Amnesia Haze Autoflower crosses the legendary Amnesia Haze with tough Ruderalis genetics. That mix gives you a sativa-dominant plant with an autoflowering trigger, so it moves from seed to harvest on its own clock. Reported THC lands in the medium range, about 16%–20%, so the effects have some real weight behind them.
Break open a bud and citrus hits first, sharp like fresh orange peel, backed by lemon and mandarin notes. As flowering rolls on, that smell thickens and spreads through the room. Dense, resin-coated clusters form along the branches, a sign of the heavy trichome production this Haze line is known for.
Indoors, expect a flowering stretch of about 11 to 13 weeks, longer than most autoflowers, with yields reaching roughly 1 to 1.3 oz per square foot. Outdoors, plants finish around 10 to 13 weeks depending on climate and phenotype, with reported yields near 3 oz per plant in tighter Sea of Green setups. This strain fits growers who already have some sativa experience and don't mind a longer wait, especially those working in warm, sunny climates where the extended flowering time pays off.
Grow info
Amnesia Haze Autoflower has a reputation for being tough to grow well. The sativa side of her genetics means she takes longer and asks for more attention than a typical autoflower, so this one suits growers with moderate to high experience.
Indoor growing
Indoors, this plant keeps a shorter, more compact frame thanks to its Ruderalis heritage, though it still shows the thin fan leaves and wiry branches typical of Amnesia lines. Seed to harvest runs about 77 to 94 days. A Sea of Green setup works well here: plant several seedlings close together in smaller pots to fill the space efficiently. She's a heavy feeder, so plan on regular nutrient feeding through the flowering stretch. Expect indoor yields of about 1 to 1.3 oz per square foot.
Outdoor growing
Outdoors, this plant needs a hot climate with a long summer to really perform. Growers typically plant in June and harvest toward the end of August, with flowering taking roughly 10 to 13 weeks depending on the phenotype and local weather. In hot climates, some plants finish in as little as 77 days. Reported outdoor yields run around 3 oz per plant when grown tightly in a Sea of Green style, and this strain can also do well in a large pot placed in a south-facing spot. Results outdoors depend heavily on climate, so growers in cooler regions should expect variable outcomes.
Training and plant care
Because the buds get heavy and dense, staking is a good idea. Bamboo canes or a net trellis can help support side branches so they don't snap or droop under the weight. Training this way may help keep the plant's structure manageable, though results depend on your setup and how the plant develops.
This strain can perform well in hot weather and may show good tolerance to wind, but no cannabis plant is fully resistant to stress, pests, or disease. Good airflow and steady care through the long flowering period may help reduce the risk of problems.
Flavors & effects
Flavors
The smell leans citrus and sharp, like fresh lemon and orange peel with a mandarin edge. On the exhale, the taste turns more earthy and fruity, with citrus notes sticking around until the last hit of the joint. It's a taste that holds up well over a full smoke session.
Effects
Reported effects include an uplifting, cerebral lift alongside feelings described as relieving and, at times, sedating. Many people report feeling sharp and focused early into a session, with the high building gradually rather than hitting all at once. Because reported THC sits in the medium-to-high range at 16%–20%, newer consumers may want to start with a small amount and see how it feels before taking more. Individual effects can vary from person to person, and this description is based on user reports rather than clinical data.
Dominant Terpenes
Myrcene
This terpene will give this strain a herbal and tropical aroma. It’s also responsible for sedating and relaxing effects.
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Caryophyllene
This terpene will give this strain a musky and spicy aroma. It can help with conditions like muscle spasms, pain and insomnia.
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Limonene
This terpene will give this strain a fruity and citrus aroma. It’s also responsible for stress relieving and elevated mood effects.
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