Kosher Haze – 12-pack – Regular – Super Sativa Seed Club

 

Kosher Haze has a multi-layered terpene profile, her aroma is earthy, kushy with an intense gassy, sour and fruity taste on the exhale

 
Kosher Haze has a multi-layered terpene profile. This cross between a Kush and a Haze strain guarantees a range of different aroma & flavor profiles. One thing is for sure, the smell is very intense and pungent. It has a soil-like terpene profile with mostly earthy, gassy and piney tones. When Kosher Haze is grown in a well-prepared organic soil she can even throw out some unusual, but delicious, butterscotch terpenes. The taste is also dominated by the typical earthy, kushy terps with a flavor that can sometimes remind of traditional Afghan hash. It’s mostly earthy kush on the inhale and more sour, gassy and fruity on the exhale. Some phenotypes may have a nutty, butter like flavor, which is pretty special!

 

Kosher Haze is a connoisseurs delight suitable for hardcore smokers

 
Kosher Haze is the perfect fit for connoisseurs looking for something new that has an exciting terpene profile in combination with a high potency. Kosher Kush is already known for its high potency flowers, but it is the Karel Haze that takes the potency of these genetics to another level. THC levels average around 20% but some phenotypes can get close to 25% if grown in optimum conditions. This is a strain suited for hardcore smokers!

 

What kind of genetics are there in Kosher Haze?

 

Kosher Haze is a funky cross of two plants we have had in our collection for many years. However, this is more of a ‘new school’ type of cross. These genetics have been developed by crossing our prize winner Karel’s Haze with Kosher Kush. The Karel’s Haze male passes on some particularly rich gassy/lime haze aromas to the buds. The Kosher Kush female has been in our collection for almost 10 years, where she has been a favourite of many club/family members. The Kosher Kush is known for its earthy, piney aroma and its dense compact and resinous nugs. This combined with the gassy and fruity haze phenotypes of the Karel’s Haze make this cross an overall winner. Being an Indica/Sativa hybrid, she is fairly quick with an average flowering time of about 8 weeks.

 

Kosher Haze is an Indica dominant hybrid with compact, dense THC-rich flowers and a high yield

 
Kosher Haze is a hybrid cannabis strain with a hybrid plant structure. Both the leaves as well as the branches show traits from both an Indica as well as a Sativa. Some phenotypes might be a bit more compact and bushier, while others may express a few more Sativa traits and induce slightly more stretch during flowering. Overall, she is pretty dense and stocky. Not one of the tallest plants. It’s a solid hybrid strain that has a pretty strong resistance and isn’t hard to grow.
Kosher Haze might be a bit more Indica leaning, around 70% Indica and 30% Indica. She is a real pleasure to grow and very forgiving. She can handle temperature swings well and won’t fail to deliver high yields. Her Indica heritage is seen in the density of the buds as well as the fast-flowering time that will take around 8 to 9 weeks on average. Nutrient wise she is easy to understand, plants will show quickly if they receive too much or not enough nutrients. This makes her a good strain for beginners to learn the art of growing.

 
There are some phenotypes that might show a stronger tendency to stretch, these more Sativa leaning hybrids can be bent or ‘supercropped’ in order to restrict their height. Others are more compact and bushier, and these are perfect candidates to be grown in a SOG. All plants are known for getting big heads and these flowers have a good calyx-to-leaf ratio. They become pretty dense will put down quite some weight on the scale.

 
She has a modest stretch of about 2 weeks during flowering. Most plants start showing flowers already in week 2. In week 3 the vertical growth has come to a standstill. Her plant structure is medium height, most plants stay rather bushy. The internodal distance is short to medium. Resin development starts early and the flowers tend to get bulky and chunky.

 
The genetics used to create Kosher Haze guarantee the following traits:
•    A solid Indica dominant hybrid with a fast-flowering time of about 8-9 weeks
•    A plant that is easy to grow and understand, therefore suitable for beginners. She will get big flowers with a favourable calyx-to-leaf ratio
•    Kosher Haze plants usually don’t stretch a great deal making this a strain which is easy to predict and manage. You can use growing techniques to restrict the height of the bigger phenotypes
It’s a potent cannabis strain that will produce dense and compact flowers that are coated in thick layers of trichomes. These buds produce a wonderfully pungent aroma

 

Effects of Kosher Haze

 
Kosher Haze has a strong hybrid effect. Because of its high THC content, the effect of this strain is known to be very powerful and long-lasting. It starts off as an energetic feeling that can stimulate creativity and clear thoughts. Its mental aspect comes from the Sativa part of the genes and citrus terps, making it slightly uplifting and euphoric. On the other hand, there is a strong earthy and piney aroma & taste. These kushy terps blend in perfectly with the citrus and gassy terpenes coming from the Karel’s Haze. This will make you feel stoned and physically numb as well. It can cause your body and muscles to relax and especially when taking higher dosages this psychical relaxation will be more pronounced. Most people will experience a potent high that can eventually cause a couchlock stone, especially when you consume a higher dosage.

 

Kosher Haze flowering time

 
She has a medium stretch when the lights are flipped to 12/12. The flowers start to appear from week 2-3 in bloom. She needs about 8 weeks of flowering on average, but some phenotypes might be a bit faster and others a bit slower. Therefore, it’s safe to say that the flowering time will be in the 7-9 weeks range. Kosher Haze is an Indica dominant hybrid cannabis seed strain, which is shown in the short flowering time of some plants. The bud structure is very typical to that of a Indica dominant hybrid as well, dense, compact and bulky.

 
Kosher Haze can be grown outdoors and in greenhouses, but she has officially been bred as an indoor variety in which you can control the environment. Although she handles temperature swings like a champ, a high humidity environment can cause problems at the end of the flowering phase. Therefore, it is only recommended to grow her in controlled greenhouses or in places with a shelter and enough moving air (wind) when you are growing in high temperature climates. When you want to grow her outdoors in soil (garden or guerrilla) we recommend to only grow her in dry and hot climates. Outdoor growing in the Mediterranean might be suitable. She will be ready near September, especially for the fast-flowering pheno’s.

 

The yield from Kosher Haze

 
Kosher Haze has an extremely large yield when grown in optimum conditions. It is very likely to achieve results of more than 500g/m2. On average yields of about 400-500g/m2 are possible even for new growers. Experts can top that with massive yields that might reach 550-650g per m2. Indoor plants will usually end up somewhere between 0.75 – 1.25m tall.

 
Outdoor plants can become very big, especially when grown in conditions with a long vegetative period. Plants of about 2-3m are normal. For those outdoor growers a yield of more than 500g per plant is rather the rule than exception. In the hands of an expert and in the right climate yields of more than 1kg of dried buds per plant are not extremely difficult to achieve.

 

Advice from our experts

 
Kosher Haze is a solid hybrid with a high yield and a high potency level. Indoors plants may reach 1,5 meters, especially if left untrained. That’s why some growing techniques can be used to keep a more even canopy and thus increase yields. First of all, you can top the plant above the third to fifth internode in order to get multiple blooms and a heavy yield! Other techniques like bending, cropping and supercropping can also be used to ensure a flatter canopy. The buds can become super fat and dense, therefore it is important to provide sufficient support with either a net, or with ropes and canes so they won’t topple over or break.