Apricot Haze strain guide
Apricot Haze is a sativa-leaning hybrid with a bright citrus and apricot smell. Its parents aren't documented, but it carries the spicy Haze character in its name, and people usually describe an energetic, creative feel.
Where does Apricot Haze come from?
The parentage is not well documented. One strain database says it comes from an unknown mix of Haze hybrids, and another database also lists the parents as unknown while noting the classic Haze signature. No breeder is credited in either source.
One strain database puts it at about 70% sativa, and another database lists it simply as a sativa.
What does Apricot Haze smell and taste like?
Bright citrus and sweet apricot are the main notes, with the spicy, woody smell typical of Haze strains underneath. Some reviewers pick out lemon, and one strain database mentions floral hints and a faint nutty finish.
We couldn't find published terpene results for Apricot Haze, so we won't guess which ones lead. Your product's label may list them.
Apricot Haze effects: what people report
People mostly describe Apricot Haze as energetic and uplifting, with a creative, focused head feel and a euphoric lift. Reviewers call it light and crisp rather than heavy, and one strain database notes the high can feel a little spacey at times.
These are reports, not promises, and there aren't many of them for this strain. Your batch, the amount and your tolerance all make a difference.
How strong is Apricot Haze?
One strain database lists Apricot Haze at about 18% to 22% THC. Another database doesn't give a strain-level figure, so treat that range as a rough guide and check your label.
Energetic strains can feel racy if you have too much, so start small and wait before having more.
Buying Apricot Haze in Canada
Apricot Haze is a less common name, and with no agreed lineage, two products sold under it may not be the same plant. Read the label for THC, CBD and any terpene results.
Check the packaging date too, since citrus notes fade as flower ages.
Apricot Haze vs Haze
There's no documented family link here beyond the name, but Haze is the classic it's meant to call to mind. Haze is known for a spicy, earthy, incense-like smell and a long, heady high, while Apricot Haze adds sweet apricot and citrus on top of that spice. Both are described as energetic and creative. If you want the old-school original, try Haze. If a fruitier take sounds better, go with Apricot Haze.
Strains like Apricot Haze
If you like Apricot Haze, these share its bright, energetic style:
- Haze: the classic sativa behind the Haze name, spicy and heady.
- Super Silver Haze: a well-known Haze hybrid with a citrusy, uplifting reputation.
- Super Lemon Haze: bright lemon and an energetic feel.
- Lemon Haze: another citrus-forward Haze with an upbeat reputation.
