Plant Morphology

Roadside Haze produces mostly green and orange bud, with some purpling in the leaves possible later in bloom. Expect significant vertical growth in flower, but less so than Skunch. The Sour Lime Haze helps to reign the vertical stretch in some, while also supporting strong lateral branching. The buds will vary from pointed spears to rounded chunkies.

Terpenes

Full-bodied earthy tropical pine and gassy skunk. Limonene, caryophyllene, and pinene dominant in most phenos, with ocimene dominant in 1 pheno.

Effect

A spacey and relaxing mood-enhancing head high. Mentally relaxing without being physically tiring.

Notes from the Grower(s)

The team at Dirty Bird all agree that the Roadside Haze is one of the most special and promising cultivars we’ve had the pleasure to breed and test. From the outset, it is a highly vigorous and healthy plant that is quick to veg and easy to clone. In flower, plants displayed early floral initiation and perfect internodal spacing for moderate stacking and optimal airflow.

This cultivar is green-dominant, with roughly 20% of our testers displaying some purple coloration at the very end of flower. They exhibit a complex range of terpene profiles, some leaning more into their skunk heritage and others leaning more into the pine family. If you are a fan of skunks or hazes, Roadside Haze will hit the spot!

Feminized Photoperiod