Sugar Haze Cannabis Strain is the result of crossing Santa Marta Colombian Gold with Sam the Skunkman’s Original Haze plant. You can thank Seedsman for this great strain.
This Santa Marta Colombian Gold comes from the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta Mountains in Columbia.
It thrives high in those mountains and has been used by the natives of the region for 100’s of years. The Santa Marta Colombian Gold is an inbred landrace strain that has been popular in the US and elsewhere since the 60’s.
A very ‘old school’ lineage of cannabis.
The original haze half of this pairing is a combination of several landraces that generally improves any plant it is crossed with.
Sugar Haze is a fast flowering Sativa dominant plant, that can boast upwards of 23% THC! Fast, and potent for a great combination. By careful selective breeding, this cross will finish outdoors around the end of October in northern latitudes.
andrew.bird –
The bud density, quality and finishing on time in a northern outdoor climate have me happy to have grown this out.
One of my favorites so far.
Great flavor and all around medicine.
Janet Borrego (verified owner) –
The sugar haze I planted are starting to get very frosty. I wish you could see the buds. They are getting huge and very sticky. I can not wait for this strain to finish. Everything I have bought did well except for the Santa Marta strain. My weather was the reason. I live in southern NM and we had the hottest summer on record with 46 consecutive days of heat in triple digits. I had to cut it early due to the high heat. I turned it into cana oil. The brownies are potent. The strain itself was worth the money. They made really good medicine. It was just way too hot here for them to look awesome. That said, all the other strains I bought I was very happy with even the free seeds order was a hit. If you want to see pics go to the random seed thread I posted pictures there. I love JCS!!!
Jerry –
Thanks for your kind words Janet. It is difficult to grow cannabis in that kind of heat in pots. If they had been in the ground they would have had an easier time of it. And of course the smaller the pot, the harder. Another thing about hot dry weather that is not touched on much is wind. If the plants are exposed to much wind on triple digit days it will suck the moisture right out of them. The main issue for them is that their foliage is the ambient temperature, and if in pots, so are all their roots. It can just be too much!
Post some more bud pics in the forum as they mature….
Janet Borrego (verified owner) –
I have tried several strains. The photos I am still growing them out. Most are 5 feet tall already. They were planted May 15th outside in 5-10 gal containers. I am only 7-8 weeks in and they are so big already. They are big bushy and will be awesome. The buds I grew earlier this year were truly top notch. Will buy more in the future.
Jerry –
Thanks for the review Janet. Many of my strains are very vigorous growing plants, and some can get very big! I have had mothers over 10 ft tall.
Martin Wenzel –
Awesome strain, along with every strain I got from JCS, even crossed a couple of my own with the male made some fire strains highly recommend
robert glenn –
thumbs up ! Big frosty nugs all sprouted 100% and they were the freebies and shipped fast!…..shipped fast
Jeri –
Good name, as the buds look like they were rolled in sugar! They are tight, and fat!