Description

Cannalope Haze, also known as “Cantaloupe Haze” and “Cannalope Haze Premium,” is a sativa marijuana strain made by crossing Original Haze with Mexican landrace. Like the name suggests, Cannalope Haze is a sweet mix of tropical, melon, and floral flavors. According to consumers and medical marijuana patients who have smoked Cannalope Haze, this strain is a great solution for fatigue and when struggling with appetite loss. The smooth taste and hefty resin production make it great for producing concentrates.

A real cotton mouth strain, these buds taste like sweet and sour melons, pine and Haze. Carrying only about five percent Indica in its genes, Cannalope Haze still produces a more hybrid like effect. With a THC count of up to 20 percent, this stain activates the mind and calms the body. Users most often feel spurred on by an exhilarating energy and an underlying body buzz. But some users feel the Indica effects much more strongly and quickly find themselves looking for a place to take a nap. To create this almost pure Sativa hybrid, DNA Genetics crossed a Haze with a male Mexican landrace Sativa.

Cannalope Haze effects

Happy

64% of people report feeling happy

Uplifted

64% of people report feeling uplifted

Energetic

49% of people report feeling energetic

Dry mouth

25% of people report feeling dry mouth

Dry eyes

15% of people report feeling dry eyes

Paranoid

7% of people report feeling paranoid

Stress

42% of people say it helps with stress

Anxiety

37% of people say it helps with anxiety

Depression

36% of people say it helps with depression

Cannalope Haze can do well outdoors in warmer climates but does best indoors in a Sea of Green, due to its structure. This strain focuses on a main cola at the top and has many smaller branches, which is atypical of a Sativa. When grown in a Sea of Green it should only be left in the vegetative period for two weeks. The following eight to nine weeks of flowering will allow for a yield of twenty grams or more per plant. Cannalope Haze grows better in soil than it does hydroponically.