Super Silver Haze Sativa-dominant hybrid (~80% sativa / 20% indica)

Super Silver Haze is a sativa-dominant hybrid, running roughly 80% sativa to 20% indica, produced by crossing Skunk #1, Northern Lights #5, and Haze. That three-way combination pulls from three well-established genetic lines, and the result leans heavily toward the sativa end of the spectrum in both structure and character. The terpene profile is built around limonene, myrcene, pinene, and terpinolene. Those four together produce an aroma and flavor that comes through as citrus and pine up front, with earthy and spice notes underneath. It's a clean, resinous smell that reflects the Haze ancestry clearly, with the citrus edge likely driven by the limonene content. The flavor follows the nose without much deviation. Users commonly report feeling creative, energetic, and social after consuming this strain. These are the kinds of effects that tend to be associated with sativa-leaning genetics and terpene profiles like this one, and the reports are consistent enough to be worth noting. No medical claims are made here — these are simply the experiences people describe. On the cultivation side, Super Silver Haze is rated as advanced difficulty, and that rating is earned. The plant runs sativa-tall and requires growers to manage both height and timing carefully. Flowering takes 10 to 11 weeks, or roughly 70 to 77 days, which is a longer run than most indica-dominant varieties and demands patience and planning. For growers who put in that work, the yield potential is high, with indoor production reported at 550 to 600 grams per square meter. That's a strong return, but it comes with the expectation that the grower already knows how to handle a vigorous, stretchy plant. Low-stress or high-stress training is generally necessary to keep canopy management under control at this scale. In terms of breeding significance, Super Silver Haze has contributed to the development of at least two known offspring: Lemon Tart and Triple Scoop. That downstream presence reflects the genetic utility of this cross, particularly for breeders working to carry forward its terpene character or sativa-leaning growth traits. As a parent, it brings a well-defined flavor and effect profile that has clearly found use in subsequent breeding programs.