Haze Berry Auto (Royal Queen Seeds)

Experience the Fruity Energy of Haze Berry Automatic

Haze Berry Automatic is the sativa-dominant successor to the legendary Haze Berry, expertly crossbred by our master breeders with premium ruderalis genetics. This strain blends the iconic Californian genetics of Blueberry and Shining Silver Haze into a user-friendly autoflower. With deep roots in the global cannabis community, she offers a stable and reliable growing experience for both beginners and connoisseurs alike.

Aroma & Effect

As soon as you break open the buds of Haze Berry Auto, you are greeted by an intense bouquet of sugar-sweet blueberries and fresh fruity notes. The effect is reminiscent of a good cup of coffee; a subtle, stimulating buzz that enhances mental clarity and sparks a creative mindset. The sativa-dominant high keeps your mind active and energized, making her the perfect companion for daytime use or social occasions where you want to remain upbeat and focused.

Growth Characteristics & Yield

For the grower seeking efficiency, Haze Berry Auto is an absolute game-changer with a full life cycle of just 10 to 11 weeks after germination. The plant remains compact with an average height of 100 cm, making her ideal for discrete grow spaces or smaller tents. Indoors, you can count on a solid yield of up to 400g/m², while outdoor plants in the ground or large pots can produce up to 150 grams per plant of resinous buds.

Grow Passport

• Seedbank: Royal Queen Seeds
• Type: Autoflowering
• Lineage: Haze Berry x Blueberry Auto
• Genetics: Sativa 65% Indica 30% Ruderalis 5%
• THC%: 13%
• CBD%: Low
• Yield: 350 - 400 gr/m2 (Indoor) / 100 - 150 gr/plant (Outdoor)
• Height: 90 - 130 cm (Indoor) / 80 - 130 cm (Outdoor)
• Flowering Time: 55 - 60 days
• Harvest: 70 - 75 days after germination
• Effect: Refreshing, Creative, Physically Relaxing
• Flavor: Blueberry, Fruity, Sweet

Growing Tips

Since Haze Berry Automatic is a lightning-fast autoflower, I recommend planting her directly into her final pot to avoid growth stagnation caused by repotting. Use an airy substrate to maximize root development during the short vegetative phase. Avoid heavy training techniques like topping; a light Low Stress Training (LST) is sufficient to improve light penetration to the lower branches and optimize the yield of this fruity sativa.