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8,50€ – 76,00€Price range: 8,50€ through 76,00€
80% Sativa 20% Indica
9-10 wks Flowering
Yields 450-500g m2
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| Weight | N/A |
|---|---|
| Genetic Type | Pure Sativa |
| Harvest Time | 10-12 Weeks, 12-14 Weeks, 8-10 Weeks |
| Harvest Yield | 400-500g/ m2, 500-600g / m2 |
| Seed Gender | Regular Seed |
| Seedbank | DNA Genetics |
| THC | High THC (20%), Very High THC (25%) |
| Where to Grow | |
| Country | Dutch |
| Effect | Creative, Energetic, Euphoric, Social |
| Genetic Family | Haze |
| Quality | Annibale's Choice, Mold Resistant, Most Productive |
| Taste and Smell | Earth / Musk / Coffee, Lemon / Citrus, Spices / Incense / Cheese |
Crockett’s Haze Regular represents one of the most authentic and botanically pure expressions of the Sativa segment within the DNA Genetics catalog. The result of a breeding project conducted hand in hand with the expert breeder Crockett, this cultivar is born from the meeting between a rare selection of old-school Haze and the famous Crockett’s Secret.
Being offered in a regular seed format, this biological line preserves the integrity of the original genetic heritage intact. It is a collector’s variety created specifically for professional selectors and veteran growers wishing to identify mother plants free from mutations or dominant breeding males capable of transmitting metabolic vigor and an old-school incensed aromatic profile.
This regular variety is an almost pure Sativa that completes its indoor flowering cycle in a range between 9 and 11 weeks, depending on the isolated phenotype. It offers exceptional indoor productivity for its lineage, standing consistently at 400-500g/m², with THC levels ranging between 20% and 25%.
The plant expresses an imposing and geometric vegetative volume, characterized by long and flexible side branches that get covered with airy, elongated flower spears loaded with slender trichomes. The terpene profile is a complex agronomic signature dominated by notes of church incense, bitter citrus, and tropical wood, with an effect perceived as potent cerebral, electric, and markedly creative stimulation.
The design of Crockett’s Haze responds to the need to preserve the organoleptic traits of 1970s Sativas, while eliminating the extreme structural fragility and biblical ripening times that characterized the original lines.
According to agronomic data documented by Seedfinder, the introduction of Crockett’s Secret pollen acted as a cellular stabilizer, reducing the distance between nodes and increasing the density of individual calyxes without affecting the purity of the Haze effect.
A cultivar that privileges the expansion of the side branch plane to build an architecture suited for maximum leaf transpiration.
Agronomic reports shared on specialized portals such as ICMag confirm that this genetic manifests a disruptive vegetative vigor from the first days of life, developing very thin nine-pointed leaves that optimize gaseous exchange in the presence of high light intensities.
Crockett’s Haze Regular is an exuberant plant that requires rigorous technical planning to prevent the vegetative volume from becoming unmanageable inside the grow room.
Indoors, this cultivar manifests an imposing stretch ratio, quadrupling its initial height during the first three weeks after the switch to 12/12 (stretching up to 300%). For this reason, immediate application of the SCROG (Screen of Green) technique or near-immediate initiation of flowering after the rooting of seedlings is recommended.
VPD must be strictly maintained around 1.2 kPa in the vegetative phase, rising to 1.4-1.5 kPa during ripening to stimulate the plant to produce resin as a protective shield. Regarding nutrition, Crockett’s Haze is extremely sensitive to excesses:
it requires a contained EC level, preferably not exceeding 1.5 at the reproductive peak, with minimal Nitrogen supply to avoid unwanted airy flower formation (“foxtailing”).
Outdoors, Crockett’s Haze expresses itself with monumental dimensions. Its root zone requires large earth volumes to support water absorption during hot summer days; cultivation in open ground enriched with mycorrhizae allows for tree-like plants.
Thanks to the open structure of the flowers, the variety boasts extraordinary natural resistance to pathogens and botrytis, as air circulates freely between the elongated calyxes. Late ripening (late October) makes it ideal for Mediterranean climates or for greenhouse crops where the plant can complete trichome crystallization sheltered from frosts.
The aromatic bouquet of Crockett’s Haze is a complex and deep sensory experience, far from modern sweetish varieties. Terpinolene dominates sharply, releasing sharp notes of church incense, scots pine, and sandalwood.
Limonene intervenes by integrating nuances of bitter lime and citrus peel, while Myrcene consolidates the base with an earthy and spicier aftertaste.
During the drying phase and subsequent curing, which must last at least 45 days to fully eliminate chlorophyll, the flowers acquire a pungent, metallic scent reminiscent of the old-school Dutch style. In extraction operations, this genetic releases a high-volatility terpene profile; the concentrates obtained stand out for a penetrating fragrance that lingers long on the palate.
With THC concentrations consistently exceeding 20%, the effect of Crockett’s Haze is almost immediate and exclusively mental. Many consumers report strong acceleration of creative thinking, a sense of clean euphoria, and increased focus, making it one of the best functional varieties for daytime activities, art, and socialization.
It is not a genetic associated with bodily relaxation or physical sedation; on the contrary, it eliminates perceived fatigue without causing muscle tension. At higher doses, the psychoactive impact can take on almost psychedelic nuances, requiring caution for less experienced users.
The most frequent technical error with Crockett’s Haze is overfeeding with mobile nutrients (Nitrogen and Potassium) during the stretching phase. Too much fertilizer in this window blocks calyx development and accentuates internodal stretching, resulting in empty, loose flower spears.
Another critical risk is related to vertical space management: waiting too long to perform the photoperiod change means condemning the apical buds to burn against the lamps. Finally, a relative humidity above 55% in the last three weeks slows down glandular trichome synthesis, drastically reducing bag appeal and final harvest potency.
Original Amnesia Haze maintains a slightly more evident structural indica component, producing wider and denser flowers but with a heavier cerebral effect. Crockett’s Haze remains more electric, clear-headed, and faithful to the pure incense flavor compared to the sweeter, more citrus notes of Amnesia.
Chocolope offers a totally different terpene profile, oriented towards cocoa and roasted coffee. Under the cultivation profile, Crockett’s Haze manifests an even more marked vertical stretch and requires lighter, more controlled fertilization compared to the voracity of Chocolope.
Sour Tangie focuses entirely on the aromatic intensity of tangerine and diesel fuel, with denser buds and a shorter flowering cycle. Crockett’s Haze positions itself on a more “connoisseur” and botanical track, privileging the fineness of mental stimulation and traditional woody notes.
This variety is strongly discouraged for commercial growers who do not have imposing vertical spaces or who have no experience applying SCROG techniques. It is not suitable for those suffering from chronic anxiety or panic attacks, as the sharp cerebral stimulation induced by terpinolene can amplify thought activity. It is also unsuitable for those seeking an evening remedy for insomnia.
Apply the Supercropping technique (controlled mechanical bending of stem fibers) during the first two weeks of flowering to block vertical push.
Maintain pH stationary at 6.2-6.3 in soil and 5.8 in hydroponics to maximize the assimilation of volatile microelements.
The visual transition is slower than in indicas: the appearance of the first stable pre-flowers can require up to 14-18 days from the light change.
Phenotypes that manifest thinner leaf development and a pungent pine smell as early as the vegetative phase are usually those that will express the pure incense note after curing.
Yes, but it requires constant monitoring of the salt flush to prevent electroconductivity accumulation in the substrate from blocking root development.
Crockett’s Haze Regular is a gem of rare agronomic purity. It is not a variety for everyone: it requires patience during the 11 weeks of flowering and an experienced hand in fertilizer management. However, the grower who knows how to accommodate its vigor is rewarded with a finished product of unparalleled fineness. The ancient incense scent that these buds release and the clean, electric effect make it a superior, mandatory botanical experience for anyone wishing to understand the true origins of Sativa culture.
