Haze Autoflowering Marijuana Seeds

What are the Flavor and Effects of Haze Auto Marijuana Seeds?

This Haze Autoflower strain has a strong aroma and a strong smell with woody and spicy citrus notes. It has a tang of citrus with a hint of jars of honey and a touch of Oakwood and mixed herbs and spices. 

Haze Auto strain is an excellent strain that stimulates the mind and causes a good feeling, with a strong and prolonged psychoactive effect. It’s ideal to walk in a relaxed environment with friends. It has a brain impact that stimulates and energizes. Long waited for that moment for the lovers of these strains. 

What are the Medical Benefits of Haze Auto Marijuana Seeds?

Haze Auto strain has a variety of medical applications. Many people use it to treat mental disorders such as depression, stress, and bipolar disorder, and exhaustion because it is such a burden. The stimulating properties of this marijuana strain make it ideal for people with a lack of appetite, digestion, or inflammation. Given the strong medical character of this strain that occasionally leads to sleep, many use it to treat insomnia or restless leg disease. 

Negative Effects You Can Expect from Haze Auto Marijuana Seeds

Haze Auto strain has common side effects like dry eyes and dry mouth, like any other marijuana strain. This strain of marijuana tends to take you ahead and can spawn your fear and paranoia. 

How to Grow Haze Auto Marijuana Seeds? 

Haze Autoflower is the dream of a grower. And it can produce good results with little care. The uncut colas last long and have plenty of orange hair, making it a real Sativa, but much less than most. When you examine the buds closely, they are not as compact as Sativa nuggets but are still heavily covered with sticky resin. 

Haze auto strain’s life cycle lasts only 12-13 weeks. In preparation for the harvest, the buds were spent the first 8 to 9 weeks fattening. When grown indoors, growers would expect 0.98-1.63 oz of buds per square foot before the flowering phase is over. 

Outdoor farmers may not have as large a crop, but their total yields can be increased by producing several plants or by dividing their production into 2 or more bats. In the northern hemisphere, the first harvest takes place in April and farmers will continue to grow and harvest throughout October. Around 1.75 – 3.5 ounces of fresh buds can be produced for every plant by harvest.