Silver Buddha Haze by Sumo Seeds
Silver Buddha Haze is defined less by width than by upward drive. This is a clearly Haze led variety that builds height and needs room if its structure is not meant to be cut short too early. That upright, space demanding habit is not a side detail here, but part of the actual shape of the seed.
The genetic line is outlined with decent consistency. Sumo Seeds brings together Super Silver Haze and Super Lemon Haze, resulting in a strongly sativa leaning cross that is usually placed at around 70 percent sativa and 30 percent indica. That fits the lighter, taller build and the more elongated plant structure.
On timing, Silver Buddha Haze does not pretend to be a fast runner. Flowering is commonly listed at around 70 to 77 days or roughly ten to eleven weeks, while outdoor harvest in warmer climates lands in October. That sits well with the background and reads far closer to a real Haze line than to compressed shop copy.
Height and yield are also outlined with fairly stable ranges. Indoor plants are usually placed at around 120 to 150 centimetres, while outdoor growth reaches roughly 200 to 250 centimetres. Yield figures tend to land at 450 to 500 grams per square metre indoors and, depending on source, around 450 to 750 grams per plant outdoors. This is not a small side plant, but a line with visible height and output.
On the profile side, it keeps the Haze character wide open, with citrus, a sharper edge and sometimes a more earthy or musky underside. That mix of tall sativa leaning structure, longer flowering window and bright citrus Haze profile is what gives Silver Buddha Haze its outline. It does not need inflated claims, because the construction already carries enough definition on its own.
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