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Haze Auto brings classic Haze character to an easier autoflowering format: an herbal, earthy, spicy and, depending on the phenotype, minty flavor, variable THC, from 6–12% up to nearly 24%, and a cerebral, uplifting, happy and creative high that can get remarkably intense.
| THC | Varies by phenotype: from 6–12% up to nearly 24%, typically around 13% |
|---|---|
| Lineage | Haze x Ruderalis (Lowryder autoflowering base) |
| Genetics | 60–80% sativa, with some more balanced phenotypes |
| Effects | Cerebral, uplifting, happy, creative and energetic, with moderate body relaxation |
| Flavors | Herbal, earthy, woody, spicy, incense, sweet and minty depending on the phenotype |
| Indoor yield | ≈1.5 oz/sq ft in favorable conditions |
| Outdoor yield | 3.5–7 oz/plant |
| Flowering | ≈6 weeks of flower maturation after the first signs of flowering |
| Maximum height | About 3 ft indoors and 5 ft outdoors |
Incense, spice and that old-school herbal backdrop are the common thread running through Haze Auto. This autoflower brings the personality of classic Hazes to a more compact, faster plant that doesn't depend on the light schedule. Its cycle, however, is medium-long for an auto: depending on the phenotype, it can finish in around 75–85 days or take up to 12–13 weeks from seed.
Its genetic base comes from crossing Haze with ruderalis genetics, supplied by autoflowering lines like Lowryder. The result keeps a sativa dominance of around 60–80% depending on the expression. Our breeders work it to capture that Haze head high and aroma alongside a manageable structure, dense buds and good resin production.
Indoors it usually stays between 2 and 3 feet, while outdoors it can reach roughly 2.5–5 feet. In favorable conditions, yields can reach around 1.5 oz/sq ft indoors and approximately 3.5–7 ounces per plant outdoors.
In our breeders’ experience, Haze Auto is relatively easy and suitable for beginners who have the basics down. It shows reasonable resistance to mold and pests and can be grown outdoors or in a greenhouse, even in somewhat cooler climates than a long-flowering photoperiod Haze would tolerate. Even so, it performs best with plenty of sun, stable temperatures and low humidity at the end of flowering.
Give it a big pot from the start and avoid late transplants or early stress. Cramped roots can sap the vigor and yield of a sativa-leaning autoflower. Growers point out its good germination rate and how straightforward it is to grow.
Haze Auto leans clearly toward the cerebral side: stimulation, happiness, creativity and energy, with moderate body relaxation. Potency varies quite a bit between phenotypes: some plants sit around 13% THC, others at roughly 6–12%, and some can approach 24%, according to our breeders’ lab results.
Growers’ feedback reflects this variability well. Many describe it as potent from the first few puffs, with energizing, happy and long-lasting sensations; others talk about a more intense, introspective effect, with a high that keeps the mind busy for hours without any real feeling of physical fatigue.
Its aroma and flavor stay firmly in classic territory: earth, herbs, wood, spice and incense, with possible sweet or minty touches. Growers mention both a mint-like flavor and an earthy, sweet combination. It's a dry, spicy profile, with that fresh note that can show up between the incense and the wood depending on the phenotype.
Buying Haze Auto seeds from Bulk Genetics gets you an autoflower with true Haze identity and an easier grow than its long-cycle photoperiod relatives. We also offer free shipping on orders over $99 and keep our prices cheap.
Every order ships with 100% discreet, tracked shipping within the US, and we offer free shipping on orders over $99. We've been shipping orders since 2016, a track record that gives you confidence when adding this genetic line to your next grow.
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Haze Auto is a sativa-dominant autoflower. Depending on the phenotype, the sativa share can be around 60–80%, although more balanced expressions exist thanks to its indica and ruderalis components.
Yes. It's considered relatively easy to grow and suitable for beginners who give it some basic care. It especially likes good light, steady airflow and plenty of root space from the start, with no stress and no late transplants.
Depending on the phenotype, the full cycle can take around 75–85 days or as long as 12–13 weeks. The first signs of flowering may appear around the fourth week.
