Amnesia Haze
Amnesia Haze is a sativa dominant hybrid. Its flavor notes include lemon, sweet and citrus.
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Strain at a glance
- Reported type
- Sativa dominant hybrid
- Reported THC
- 20%–22%
- Reported CBD
- 1%
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Classification is conventional. Cannabinoid measurements vary by batch.
- Reported lineage
- Soma describes Southeast Asian, Jamaican Haze, and Afghani-Hawaiian components.
- Breeder / originator
- Soma's Sacred Seeds documents its Amnesia Haze release.
- Reported flavors
- Citrus, Lemon, Sweet
- Reported effects
- Creative, Euphoria, Giggly, Happy
Amnesia Haze genetics
Soma describes Southeast Asian, Jamaican Haze, and Afghani-Hawaiian components.
The conventional classification is 80% sativa and 20% indica.
Breeder information: Soma's Sacred Seeds documents its Amnesia Haze release.
Origin: Amsterdam-associated commercial history with multiple regional ancestral lines.
The shortened lineage in the product heading does not capture Soma's full account.
Flavor and aroma
Amnesia Haze combines lemon, sweet and citrus in its flavor profile.
The aroma adds earthy.
Amnesia Haze effects
Reported Amnesia Haze effects include creativity, euphoria, giggling and a happier mood.
The reported emphasis is on the mental side of the experience. That does not establish unimpaired concentration or performance.
Amnesia Haze THC level and CBD
The published Amnesia Haze THC level is 20–22%.
CBD is listed at 1%.
For a specific product, use its batch laboratory results rather than treating these figures as universal strain specifications.
Flower appearance
Described visual traits include trichomes.
Soma's breeding account
Soma's description of Amnesia Haze lists Southeast Asian material associated with Thailand, Cambodia, and Laos, together with Jamaican Haze and an Afghani-Hawaiian contribution. This is a multistage ancestry account, rather than a simple pairing of two modern named cultivars.
The short heading on Soma's product page names only the Southeast Asian components. Reading the longer description avoids losing the Jamaican and Afghani-Hawaiian parts. Leafly gives a shorter account focused on Asian and Jamaican ancestry, which is useful as a summary but less specific than the breeder's narrative.
Amsterdam and competition recognition
Both Soma and Leafly connect Amnesia Haze with the Amsterdam coffeeshop scene and Cannabis Cup recognition. Soma describes supplying the selection associated with a 2004 win, and Leafly identifies wins in 2004 and the 2012 sativa competition. These accounts help explain how a complex breeding project became a widely recognized strain name.
The documented Soma release provides a useful reference point for a profile. A label shortened to Amnesia, however, does not by itself establish that the material is this particular Amnesia Haze release; the full name and breeder information should be retained when available.
Citrus with an earthy background
Leafly's description centers on lemon, citrus, and earth, with lemon and lime also appearing among reader flavor categories. Soma emphasizes the contribution of the Jamaican Haze and Afghani-Hawaiian components to the flavor without reducing it to a single fruit note.
The name Amnesia Haze is therefore most useful as a reference to a documented lineage account and sensory reputation. It does not establish a fixed potency, a particular effect, or a specimen's authenticity. Those details belong to the identified sample and its own records.
Related strains
Explore the sativa dominant hybrid directory for other profiles in this classification.
Questions about Amnesia Haze
Is Amnesia Haze indica or sativa? It is classified as a sativa dominant hybrid. The listed split is 80% sativa and 20% indica.
What does Amnesia Haze taste like? The available description includes lemon, sweet and citrus.
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