Amnesia by Buddha Seeds
Amnesia is one of those varieties that is best understood through its position rather than through isolated traits. Buddha Seeds presents this line as their take on a well established Haze classic that has been circulating in different forms for years. As such, it sits in the catalogue as a familiar and recognisable type rather than a novel or experimental release.
The genetic direction leans clearly toward the sativa side, which is also reflected in its growth. Plants tend to develop a more open structure with noticeable stretch, building upward more than outward. This makes it slightly more demanding to manage in indoor environments, while outdoor conditions allow it to express its structure more naturally.
When it comes to hard data, Buddha Seeds remains relatively general. The variety is offered as a photoperiod strain with a flowering time that typically falls into the mid to longer range, consistent with Haze influenced genetics. Exact figures for yield or height are not consistently defined, so a broader classification is more appropriate than precise claims.
Aromatically, the classic Haze profile is clearly present. Incense like notes form the core, supported by citrus and lightly woody nuances depending on the phenotype. This gives the variety a clear, penetrating and layered character rather than a sweet or heavy one.
Different phenotypes can appear within the line, including more citrus forward expressions as well as slightly drier and spicier variations. Growth behaviour may also vary in terms of stretch. Even with these differences, the overall direction remains consistent. Amnesia by Buddha Seeds stays firmly within the recognisable Haze spectrum, both in structure and aroma.
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