Four feminized strains in our catalogue are sativa-dominant and share the same origin: the Haze line. They are Jack Herer, Wendy, 69.G and Boca Negra, the strains with the longest flowering in the catalogue and with the aromatic profiles furthest from the sweet or earthy indicas. In this guide we explain what unites them, how they relate to each other and what sets each one apart, using the data on their product pages.
What a Haze is
Haze is one of the classic sativa lines in cannabis genetics and, together with descendants such as Amnesia Haze, the point of reference when people talk about sativa character. The product pages of its strains tend to describe recognisable traits: tall, slender plants, long narrow leaves, elongated buds and long flowering. In aroma, the Haze register is associated with herbal, incense and citrus notes, very different from the sweetness of indicas or the earthy base of the Kushes.
How they relate to each other
The four form a small family within the catalogue:
- Jack Herer carries Haze directly in its cross, together with Northern Lights #5 and Shiva Skunk.
- Amnesia Haze is in the other three: Wendy crosses it with Black Widow, Boca Negra with Yumbolt and 69.G with Jack Herer.
- 69.G is the one that joins the two branches, because its parents are Amnesia Haze and our own Jack Herer.
The Haze character also reaches other strains: Al Tiro, announced for 2027 as a feminized strain, is a Patagonia × Wendy cross with a sweet aroma and a Haze touch.
The four, one by one
Jack Herer: the reference Haze
Jack Herer takes its name from the American activist and writer and has been one of the best-known sativas in the European catalogue since the nineties. At 90% sativa, it is the most sativa of the four, and it declares THC of 20–25% and 77–85 days of flowering. Its aroma is one of the most unusual in the catalogue: incense and hash, with Afghan nuances, a fruity skunk and a slight touch of lime.
Wendy: Haze with a sweet touch
Wendy is our own selection of Amnesia Haze × Black Widow, at 80% sativa, with declared THC of 20–25% and 70–80 days of flowering. Its product page defines it by the Haze register, softened by a secondary sweet note that makes it somewhat gentler than Jack Herer.
69.G: the most citrusy, with the most THC
69.G crosses Amnesia Haze with Jack Herer. At 60% sativa, it is the least sativa of the four and also the one with the shortest cycle, about 70 days. It declares the highest THC in the group, 22–27%, and its aroma is intense and citrusy, with the sharpness of lemon peel up front.
Boca Negra: the orange citrus
Boca Negra, whose name refers to the pirate, is our own selection of Yumbolt × Amnesia Haze. At 75% sativa, with THC of 20–25% and about 85 days of flowering, it is a large, vigorous plant with thin, long buds. It has the most defined citrus profile in the catalogue: orange blossom on the nose and ripe orange on the palate.
At a glance
| Strain | Cross | Genotype | Declared THC | Indoor flowering | Aroma |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 69.G | Amnesia Haze × Jack Herer | 60% sativa | 22–27% | About 70 days | Intense and citrusy, lemon peel |
| Wendy | Amnesia Haze × Black Widow | 80% sativa | 20–25% | 70–80 days | Haze, with a sweet touch |
| Jack Herer | Haze × Northern Lights #5 × Shiva Skunk | 90% sativa | 20–25% | 77–85 days | Incense and hash, with a touch of lime |
| Boca Negra | Yumbolt × Amnesia Haze | 75% sativa | 20–25% | About 85 days | Orange blossom on the nose, ripe orange on the palate |
These are catalogue figures declared for the parent lines, useful for comparing strains with each other; they are not a measurement of every seed or a guarantee of results.
Why they have the longest flowering
Sativa-dominant lines naturally have longer cycles, and it shows clearly in the catalogue: these four are the only feminized strains declaring 70 days or more, while the indicas and hybrids range from 45 to 65 days. We compare them in detail in feminized strains: flowering, THC and aroma of all 20 in the catalogue. To understand what the sativa and indica percentages on each product page mean, see indica, sativa and hybrid: how to read the genotype.
Autoflowering versions
Two of them already have an auto version: Jack Herer Auto and Wendy Auto, which keep the Haze aroma of their line and appear in our autoflowering comparison. Auto versions of 69.G and Boca Negra are announced for 2027.
Which one best fits your collection?
- If you want the classic Haze: Jack Herer, the most sativa and the one with the most unusual aroma.
- If you prefer a softer Haze: Wendy, with its sweet touch.
- If you want the highest THC and the shortest cycle in the group: 69.G.
- If orange citrus appeals to you: Boca Negra.
You can see them alongside the rest of the catalogue in feminized seeds.
Frequently asked questions
What is a Haze strain?
It is a strain that comes from the Haze line, one of the classic sativas. It is associated with tall, slender plants, elongated buds, long flowering and an herbal, incense or citrus aroma.
Which of the four flowers first?
69.G, with about 70 days of declared indoor flowering. It is followed by Wendy, at 70–80 days; Jack Herer and Boca Negra are around 85.
Which one declares the most THC?
69.G, with a range of 22–27%. The other three declare 20–25%. These are catalogue ranges for the parent lines, not measurements of every seed.
Are there autoflowering versions of these sativas?
Yes: Jack Herer Auto and Wendy Auto are already in the catalogue, and auto versions of 69.G and Boca Negra are announced for 2027.
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