Scott's Haze Regular 12 seeds
Scott's Haze Regular – OG Meets Haze by Rare Dankness
What is Scott's Haze? Scott's Haze by Rare Dankness is a regular, photoperiod hybrid of Scott's OG × Neville's Haze. According to the breeder, flowering takes 65 to 75 days and the yield is given as high; it does not state figures for THC or height. Large, light green, very resinous flowers with notes of lemon, gas, Kush and Haze and an uplifting effect that stimulates creativity and concentration are typical. Rare Dankness assumes an experienced grower, and in the shop the strain is rated for professionals – in the regular seeds category. Available in a pack of 12 seeds.
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Genetics & Origin of Scott's Haze
Scott's Haze combines two very different lines: Scott's OG on the one side and Neville's Haze on the other. The US breeder Rare Dankness describes the result as a hybrid in which the high potency of Scott's OG meets old-school Haze character. It does not give exact Indica and Sativa percentages, nor values for THC or CBD. The seeds are regular: they grow into male and female plants, which makes the strain interesting for selectors who are looking for a mother plant of their own or want to breed further with the genetics. Because it is photoperiod, flowering only begins after the light cycle is switched to 12/12. Rare Dankness also offers the OG side of the cross on its own – you will find Scott's OG in our range, as well as a Neville's Haze Regular from the house of Mr. Nice.
Who Is Scott's Haze For?
Scott's Haze demands space, light and experience. It suits:
- Experienced growers who can train vigorously growing plants on a net or trellis
- SCROG growers – the breeder expressly calls the strain suitable for it
- Selectors and hobby breeders who work with regular seeds
- Haze and OG fans looking for lemon, gas and Kush in the aroma
- Consumers who appreciate an uplifting, creatively stimulating effect
It is less suitable for a first grow: flowering can take up to 75 days and thus longer than ten weeks, and the plants need strong supports and heavy feeding. You can find more American lines under US Genetics.
Growing Scott's Haze: Indoor & Outdoor
Indoor Growing
Indoors, according to Rare Dankness, Scott's Haze flowers for 65 to 75 days, i.e. a good nine to just under eleven weeks. The breeder gives the yield as high without putting a figure in g/m² on it; it does not state a height either. It does, however, describe robust, vigorous growth and expressly recommends the strain for SCROG setups. Heavy supports or a sturdy trellis are important so that the shoots can carry the large, resinous flowers. In addition, Rare Dankness advises sufficient lighting and a heavy supply of nutrients. As these are regular seeds, it is best to germinate more seeds than the number of plants you want to keep and remove male plants in pre-flowering, unless you want to produce seeds. You will find the basics on training and climate in the Growpedia.
Outdoor Growing
According to the breeder, Scott's Haze thrives indoors and outdoors alike. However, it does not state a harvest date, a height or a yield per plant for open ground. Because of the comparatively long flowering time, a spot with a long, dry autumn or a greenhouse is the safe choice; outdoors too, the plants belong on a sturdy trellis. Only grow where it is legal to do so.
Effect, Aroma & Flavour of Scott's Haze
With Scott's Haze, flavour and aroma can vary from plant to plant, as Rare Dankness itself notes. Notes of lemon, gas and Kush often show up, along with a pronounced Haze note. The manufacturer does not give a lab terpene profile. It describes the effect as uplifting: it is said to stimulate creativity and concentration. At harvest time the plants carry large, light green flowers with many bracts and a great deal of resin. Rare Dankness does not give a THC value; the breeder merely speaks of the high potency of the OG side. With regular seeds you should also expect differences between individual plants. How strong the effect is in an individual case depends on phenotype, dose and individual tolerance.
Note: Effect information is based on manufacturer data and user experience and does not constitute medical advice.
Why Buy Scott's Haze Regular at United Seedbanks?
United Seedbanks is not an anonymous mail-order seller but a specialist shop for cannabis seeds. You get Scott's Haze Regular from us as original seed stock from Rare Dankness – with honest strain data instead of advertising promises.
- Original seeds from Rare Dankness – Scott's Haze as a regular pack of 12 from the US breeder's catalogue.
- Personal expert advice – we know our range and help you choose the right strain and pack size.
- Discreet shipping – neutrally packed, free shipping from €100.
- Secure payment of your choice – credit card, bank transfer or Bitcoin.
- Verified quality – carefully stored seeds for reliable germination.
This gives you Scott's Haze Regular with expertise, discretion and dependable service from a single source. The breeder's full range is available on the Rare Dankness page.
Frequently Asked Questions about Scott's Haze Regular
Does Scott's Haze produce only female plants?
No. Scott's Haze is regular seed that grows into male and female plants. The sex shows in pre-flowering.
How long does Scott's Haze flower?
Rare Dankness states 65 to 75 days, i.e. a good nine to just under eleven weeks. The strain is photoperiod and only flowers after the switch to 12/12.
Is Scott's Haze suitable for beginners?
Not really. The breeder assumes an experienced grower, flowering can take longer than ten weeks, and the plants need strong supports, plenty of light and a heavy supply of nutrients. That is why the strain is rated for professionals in the shop.
Is Scott's Haze suitable for SCROG?
Yes. Rare Dankness expressly calls the plants perfect for SCROG setups but, because of the robust growth, recommends heavy supports or a sturdy trellis.
Which strains was Scott's Haze bred from?
From Scott's OG × Neville's Haze. Scott's OG by Rare Dankness is also available in the shop.