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Origin Of A Name: Haze

By Colin Gordon and Ben Owens

One of the more common terms associated with cannabis, and one of the more common strains to show up in different names these days, is Haze. Some would say the name comes from the “haze” induced by consumption, others point to specific effects and characteristics of a plant that, to them, indicate Haze genetics. Unfortunately, the truest version of “Haze” is likely long lost, and the Haze’s that we know today are likely more the product of marketing prowess than genetic preservation. This is my anecdotal experience with Haze.


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