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Seed History: Amnesia Haze

14 May 2020
Amnesia Haze is one of the most powerful Sat from the old times, a Sat you won’t forget!
14 May 2020
4 min read
Seed History: Amnesia Haze

This Sat-dominant hyb reached legendary status and was even listed as one of the Top 25 seeds of all time. It’s euphoric effects led to winning numerous Plants Cups and its overwhelming popularity made her known throughout all coffeeshops in Amsterdam.

1. The History of Amnesia Haze

Like almost all old-school classic seeds, Amnesia Haze’s exact origin is a mystery, but this is the most accepted theory.

It is said that the American breeder David Paul Watson, created Amnesia in the early ‘90s from a cross between Thai, Jamaican, Hawaiian, and Afghani landraces. However, he didn’t get much credit for it at the time.

It was only when the genetics were taken to Amsterdam that the seed was developed even further and really started to get popular. According to the story, Zwiep, owner of a fertilizer company crossed the original Amnesia genetics to Nevil’s Haze, creating what we know today as Amnesia Haze. At first, Zwiep only made available Amnesia Haze as a clone but due to the popularity it was getting, he decided to make it available as a seed.

Seed History: Amnesia Haze: Original Auto Amnesia Haze

Original Auto Amnesia Haze from our grower Satori_Hanso from GrowDiaries.
 

He teamed up with a seed bank in Spain and released regular and fem versions of his seed. 

This allowed him to win several plants cup awards, including 1st place in 2004 and 2012, becoming one of the most famous plants seeds we know today and one of the main seeds available in coffeeshops all throughout Amsterdam.

2. Original Auto Amnesia Haze: The Seed You Won’t Forget

This huge returning, Sat-dominant hyb will grow vigorously (completely maturing in around 70 days) and will definitely express her full-blooded Sat heritage.

Original Auto Amnesia Haze is better suited for growers with plenty of growing space and experience. This monster girl will grow up to 150cm with large spacing between her internodes and will develop a bushy, yet tall growth structure typical of a Sat dominant seed.

 

The excessive growth means you will need to heavily apply LST techniques of she will really take off but don’t worry, the extra work will reward you with up to 650gr/m2.

She will produce very thick chunky flowers (even more than normal haze varieties), with 22% strength, she will glisten with ok covering the buds and all surrounding leaves, contrasting with its large-sized bright orange pistils.

Original Auto Amnesia Haze smells of a unique blend of orange citrus and floral overtones that turns into deeper citrus on the exhale. The long-lasting flavor comes along with an even longer-lasting high.

Seed History: Amnesia Haze: Close Look at Amnesia Bud

Original Auto Amnesia Haze from our grower Satori_Hanso from GrowDiaries.
 

The high delivered by this seed will be a cerebral roller-coaster that stimulates all senses. Users will feel focused and highly motivated, transforming into a more lethargic high as time passes, the perfect type of effect for writing, gaming, or hanging out with friends.

 3. Most Common Questions

Is Amnesia Haze a Sat or Ind?

This is a mostly Sat seed (75% Sat and 25% Ind), bred from the cross of four landraces being 3 Sat and 1 Ind. 

Is Amnesia Haze a variation of Haze?

No, Amnesia Haze is a cross between the original Amnesia and Nevil’s Haze, although it contains Haze in its genetics it is not a phenotype of Haze.

Does Amnesia Haze make you forget?

Actually no, Amnesia Haze delivers a racy cerebral high, making you think of random things but won’t actually cause amnesia.

Is Amnesia Haze strong?

Amnesia haze’s name is kinda misleading, it indeed has a very cerebral effect but its Ind side will leave you relaxed and calm, there’s no need to worry.

What seeds are similar to Amnesia Haze?

Similar seeds are Cinderella 99, Original Auto White Widow, and NYC Diesel.

4. Amnesia Haze Flavorene Profile

Amnesia Haze doesn’t have a very strong smell, it definitely has a more powerful high than aroma. Its smell is a blend of herbs and citrus with a hint of pepper and is composed of only two main flavor, being them 0.84% Humulene and 0.50% Caryophyllene. 

It also contains Linalool, Pinene, Flavorinolene, Limonene, and Myrcene all in a concentration of less than 0.01%.

Seed History: Amnesia Haze: Huge Amnesia Plant

Original Auto Amnesia Haze from our grower ElChicoDelaPlants from GrowDiaries.

5. Grow Tips

This auto is a good choice for growers who have experience with challenging Sat and Haze varieties, and a good understanding of plant training, using training techniques such as LST, or Sea of Green is recommended to get the most out of this monster producer.  

During flowering, the buds will grow large and dense and due to its excessive growth you will need to add support (such as bamboo sticks) to prevent the branches from hanging down and eventually breaking off.

6. In Conclusion

Amnesia Haze is one of the most powerful Sat from the old times. It’s not by chance that its popularity grew super quickly and ended as one of the most appreciated seeds in Amsterdam. Since the ‘90s it has been a staple in coffee shops all throughout The Netherlands and is one of the main seeds tourists try when visiting there.

Our team developed an extremely auto productive seed, being able to return more than 600gr/m2. Original Auto Amnesia Haze delivers an extremely potent cerebral effect (even called psychedelic by some), it’s a must for plants enthusiasts, especially if you enjoy a good Sat-like high.

Amnesia Haze lives up to its name, it wasn’t out of nowhere that this seed got so popular, we recommend you give it a try!

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