
- Bright, zesty Haze with greenhouse-friendly vigour
Yellow Haze
Yellow Haze is a citrus-forward sativa-dominant hybrid that performs well in greenhouse and outdoor setups.
- Citrus Haze energy with greenhouse resilience
- Built for growers who control humidity and airflow
- Quick finish for a Haze-derived variety
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18-22% |
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0.3-1% |
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Super Silver Haze x Lemon Skunk |
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Sativa-dominant hybrid |
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Intermediate |
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9-11 weeks |
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Medium to tall (1.5-2.5 m outdoor) |
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Medium to high |
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citrus, herbal, peppery diesel |
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Feminized |
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humid greenhouse conditions |
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uplifting, creative, mellow body buzz |
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Indoor and outdoor (greenhouse friendly) |
About Yellow Haze
Yellow Haze blends Super Silver Haze and Lemon Skunk traits to deliver bright citrus flavours, an uplifting cerebral high and reliable greenhouse performance. It favours growers who can balance ventilation, training and humidity control to reach medium-to-high yields and pronounced terpene expression.
Yellow Haze is a sativa-dominant hybrid with a noticeable Haze backbone. It combines energetic uplift with a measured, mellow finish.
THC typically sits between 18 and 22 per cent, offering a clear-headed cerebral high. Under optimal conditions potency can edge higher and feel more pronounced.
CBD levels are low, generally under 1 per cent, so this is not a high-CBD cultivar. Those needing therapeutic CBD should consider pairing it with a CBD-rich variety.
Yellow Haze comes from a Super Silver Haze x Lemon Skunk lineage that emphasises sativa vigour. The cross brings citrus intensity and a faster finish than older pure Haze varieties.
Seeds are generally supplied feminized to simplify cultivation and guarantee flowering females. Feminized stock lets growers focus on training and climate control rather than sexing plants.
Growing Yellow Haze under humid greenhouse conditions requires steady ventilation and vigilant mould checks. The plant rewards intermediate growers who manage airflow and canopy density.
Flowering finishes in around nine to eleven weeks indoors and may take a touch longer outdoors. Allowing an extra week outdoors often enhances terpene development.
With appropriate training and nutrient care yields are medium to high and can be substantial in the right environment. Outdoor plants or well-managed greenhouse specimens typically produce the best results.
Plants show a medium to tall, sativa-like structure with long internodes and a tendency to stretch. They respond well to topping, LST and SCROG to control vertical growth.
Indoors Yellow Haze needs good circulation and space to emulate outdoor air flow in Warwickshire. Outdoors in Warwickshire it performs strongly in a sheltered, sunny spot or inside a greenhouse.
Growing Yellow Haze in Warwickshire with humid greenhouse conditions demands regular dehumidification and consistent air movement. Stabilising temperature and humidity inside the greenhouse lowers the risk of bud rot and promotes resin production.
The initial effect is uplifting and cerebral, sharpening focus and creativity. A gentle body relaxation follows that keeps users functional rather than sedated.
Flavours are driven by bright citrus and sweet lemon with herbal and peppery undertones. A faint diesel note can emerge on later-cut crops.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about this strain, covering growth, effects, and suitability for UK conditions.
It suits growers with some experience because it needs humidity control and canopy management; beginners can succeed with clear guidance and attention to ventilation.
It tolerates mild humidity better than some sativas but still requires good airflow, pruning and frequent inspections to prevent mould.
In Warwickshire and similar temperate areas expect harvest from late September to early October, though local microclimates can shift that by a couple of weeks.
Use a balanced vegetative feed, then switch to a bloom formula with slightly higher phosphorus and potassium when flowering begins; monitor runoff and adjust to avoid salt build-up.
Run extract fans, dehumidifiers and ensure plants are spaced and pruned to allow light and air through the canopy; harvest promptly if prolonged wet weather threatens.
No, Yellow Haze is THC-dominant and not suitable for CBD-focused outcomes unless bred with a high-CBD parent.
Low-stress training, topping and SCROG are effective to control stretch and open the canopy, improving light distribution and airflow.
No, cultivation for personal use remains illegal in the UK; this information is provided for educational purposes only.
It tends to finish quicker than classic Haze varieties and offers a sharper citrus profile with a more manageable height and stretch.
Yes; with careful site selection, pruning and mould prevention Yellow Haze adapts well to outdoor cannabis cultivation in temperate zones.
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