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Ten Haze lines as a genetic reference overview
Haze is not one uniform strain. The name covers historical Haze parents, Northern Lights–Haze combinations, Skunk–Haze hybrids, Amnesia lines and later breeding programmes with substantially different plant and product data.
This selection presents ten influential Haze strains currently listed in the range. The order is not a ranking. Their value lies in their genetic role, documented parents and the differences between regular and feminized breeder versions.
Background before comparison: Haze: Meaning, Origin and Genetic Development covers Original Haze, the Haze Brothers, Sam the Skunkman, Nevil Schoenmakers and the development of Silver, Neville’s and Amnesia Haze lines.
How were the ten Haze strains selected?
The selection is not based on short-term popularity, sales figures or broad effect claims. It includes strains that make different stages in the development of the Haze family visible.
- Haze-focused lines: strains with a pronounced Haze structure and longer development window.
- Northern Lights–Haze bridges: hybrids connecting Haze architecture with denser Northern Lights traits.
- Skunk–Haze lines: European hybrids combining Skunk, Northern Lights and Haze.
- Regular references: older lines available as regular seed.
- Modern developments: Amnesia, A5, Malawi, Laos and other breeder-specific Haze branches.
The ten products are not interchangeable. Similar names or a shared Haze parent do not create identical flowering times, seed formats, plant structures or aromatic profiles.
Ten influential Haze strains compared
| Strain | Seedbank | Documented cross | Seed format | Role within the Haze family |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Arjan’s Haze #3 | Green House Seed Co. | Haze × Laos | feminized | comparatively compact Laos–Haze combination |
| NL5 Haze Mist | Green House Seed Co. | NL5 × Haze × Kali Mist | feminized | multi-stage Northern Lights–Haze line |
| Neville’s Haze | Green House Seed Co. | Almost pure Haze | feminized | strongly Haze-focused long-flowering reference |
| Super Silver Haze | Green House Seed Co. | Skunk × Northern Lights × Haze | feminized | classic European three-way hybrid |
| Silver Haze Regular | Sensi Seeds | Silver Pearl × Haze | regular | early indoor-oriented Silver Haze reference |
| Northern Lights #5 × Haze Regular | Sensi Seeds | Northern Lights #5 × Haze | regular | central Northern Lights–Haze bridge |
| Shining Silver Haze | Royal Queen Seeds | Haze × (Skunk × Northern Light) | feminized | modern Silver Haze interpretation |
| Amnesia Haze | Royal Queen Seeds | breeder-specific Original Amnesia Haze version | feminized | European Amnesia Haze family |
| Killer A5 Haze | ACE Seeds | A5 Haze by Nevil × Malawi Killer | feminized | A5 Haze and Malawi development |
| Arjan’s Ultra Haze #2 | Green House Seed Co. | Neville’s Haze × Mango Haze × Laos | feminized | long-flowering tropical multi-line Haze |
All flowering, growth, aroma and seed-format details apply only to the specified product version.
1. Arjan’s Haze #3 – Haze × Laos
Arjan’s Haze #3 by Green House Seed Co. combines Haze with a Laos line. Within this selection, it represents a Haze hybrid that remains comparatively compact indoors without losing its sativa-leaning architecture.
The feminized photoperiod version is listed with approximately ten weeks of flowering. Lemon, floral notes and sweet fruit form the documented aromatic direction. Its role lies in combining Haze and Southeast Asian genetics within a more manageable plant frame.
2. NL5 Haze Mist – NL5 × Haze × Kali Mist
NL5 Haze Mist by Green House Seed Co. is not simply a Northern Lights #5 and Haze cross. Kali Mist provides an additional sativa-leaning component and broadens the genetic structure.
The feminized version develops a tall, strongly branched frame and is listed with eleven weeks of flowering. Pine, incense, spice and earth define the product-specific aroma. NL5 Haze Mist demonstrates a multi-stage combination of Northern Lights, Haze and another established sativa line.
3. Neville’s Haze – a strongly Haze-focused reference
Neville’s Haze by Green House Seed Co. is listed by the breeder as “Almost pure Haze”. The current product data does not specify a general Skunk component, so this version should not be grouped with Super Silver Haze or other Skunk–Northern Lights–Haze hybrids.
With approximately 14 weeks of flowering, tall growth and long side branches, it is one of the later Haze lines in this selection. Spice, metal, incense, floral and woody directions define the documented profile.
4. Super Silver Haze – Skunk × Northern Lights × Haze
Super Silver Haze by Green House Seed Co. is one of the best-known European Haze hybrids. Its documented pedigree joins three separate reference spaces: Skunk, Northern Lights and Haze.
The feminized line is listed with ten to eleven weeks of flowering. Haze, pine, wood, sweeter Skunk notes and a slightly metallic direction define the current product profile. Super Silver Haze is not a stronger version of Silver Haze, but a separate three-way hybrid.
5. Silver Haze Regular – Silver Pearl × Haze
Silver Haze Regular by Sensi Seeds combines Silver Pearl with Haze. It represents an early attempt to transfer open, tall Haze architecture into a more productive line suited to controlled indoor spaces.
The regular photoperiod version is listed with nine to eleven weeks of flowering. Earth, pine, wood, sweetness, mint and citrus form the documented aromatic profile. As regular seed, Silver Haze performs a different role from modern feminized Silver Haze releases.
6. Northern Lights #5 × Haze Regular
Northern Lights #5 × Haze Regular by Sensi Seeds is one of the clearest bridges between tall Haze architecture and the denser, resin-oriented Northern Lights #5 line.
The regular photoperiod version is listed with nine to eleven weeks of flowering. Sweetness, exotic spice, citrus, earth and pine describe the product profile. Its historical importance lies in the use of Northern Lights #5 as a structural parent in numerous later Haze hybrids.
Northern Lights: Origin, Genetics and Seedbank Versions explains the wider differences between Northern Lights and its numbered selections.
7. Shining Silver Haze – Haze × Skunk × Northern Light
Shining Silver Haze by Royal Queen Seeds combines Haze with a Skunk and Northern Light selection. Its basic genetic concept resembles other European Silver Haze hybrids, while the specific release has its own product data.
The feminized line is listed with nine to ten weeks of flowering. Citrus, earth, fruit and pine form the current aromatic direction. It represents a modern and comparatively manageable interpretation of the Haze–Skunk–Northern Lights combination.
8. Amnesia Haze by Royal Queen Seeds
Amnesia Haze by Royal Queen Seeds is a breeder-specific feminized release within the wider Amnesia Haze naming space. The product name does not establish that every Amnesia Haze version shares one pedigree.
This version is listed with nine to ten weeks of flowering and an upright, sativa-leaning structure. Citrus, earth, herbs and pepper define the documented aroma. Its role belongs to the European Amnesia Haze family rather than unchanged Original Haze preservation.
Amnesia Haze Genetics Compared covers differences between Amnesia, Amnesia Haze and specific seedbank versions.
9. Killer A5 Haze – A5 Haze × Malawi Killer
Killer A5 Haze by ACE Seeds combines A5 Haze by Nevil with Malawi Killer. The A5 side is listed as a Northern Lights #5/Haze A line, while Malawi Killer introduces a separate African sativa branch.
The feminized photoperiod strain is listed with nine to twelve weeks of flowering. Incense, wood, resin and darker organic directions define the documented profile. Killer A5 Haze shows how a historic Dutch Haze selection was extended through a modern ACE breeding programme.
10. Arjan’s Ultra Haze #2 – Neville’s Haze × Mango Haze × Laos
Arjan’s Ultra Haze #2 by Green House Seed Co. combines Neville’s Haze, Mango Haze and Laos. It joins several Haze branches with Southeast Asian genetics in a long-flowering feminized line.
The product-specific flowering time is twelve to thirteen weeks. Mango, tropical fruit, citrus and a metallic Haze direction form the documented aroma. Its role lies among late, tall and genetically multi-stage Haze hybrids.
Which Haze line fits which search profile?
The most familiar name should not be the only selection criterion. Seed format, available time and genetic role separate the products into different groups.
| Search profile | Relevant comparison lines | Reason |
|---|---|---|
| Classic regular references | Silver Haze Regular, Northern Lights #5 × Haze Regular | regular seed and historically important Haze hybrid structures |
| Comparatively manageable Haze hybrids | Arjan’s Haze #3, Shining Silver Haze, Amnesia Haze | product-specific frameworks that are shorter or easier to control than pronounced long-flowering lines |
| Skunk and Northern Lights Haze combinations | Super Silver Haze, Shining Silver Haze, NL5 Haze Mist | multi-stage European hybrids with documented additional parents |
| Strongly Haze-focused long-flowering lines | Neville’s Haze, Arjan’s Ultra Haze #2 | longer flowering windows and pronounced Haze architecture |
| Modern international developments | Killer A5 Haze, Arjan’s Haze #3, Arjan’s Ultra Haze #2 | Haze combined with Malawi, Laos or other tropical lines |
Haze, Skunk and Kush Compared provides the wider classification across the three major reference spaces.
Frequently asked questions about the ten Haze strains
No. The numbering is used only for navigation. The selection represents different genetic branches rather than an objective best-to-worst ranking.
No. Silver Haze Regular is listed as Silver Pearl × Haze. Super Silver Haze is a separate Skunk × Northern Lights × Haze hybrid.
Silver Haze Regular and Northern Lights #5 × Haze Regular by Sensi Seeds are the two regular releases in this selection. The remaining eight products are feminized.
Northern Lights, especially Northern Lights #5, was used in several European Haze programmes. It connected Haze architecture with denser structure and different development traits.
No. The product versions in this selection range from approximately nine to 14 weeks. The exact flowering window depends on the cross and breeder version.
Conclusion
These ten Haze strains do not represent one uniform strain type, but different branches of a historical lineage family. Silver Haze and Northern Lights #5 × Haze act as regular classic references, Super Silver and Shining Silver Haze as Skunk–Northern Lights–Haze hybrids, Amnesia Haze as a European naming space, and Killer A5 plus the Arjan lines as later international developments. Reliable selection therefore begins with documented parents, seed format and the specific breeder version.