DUTCHHAZE
Sativaterpinolene/myrcene

Dutch Haze

Genetics

Parentage not documented yet

Bred by Dutch Passion · parent of 1 strain

🔥 23%THC · 47 tests🌿 2.7%terpenes⏱ 10wflowering

Effects & uses

People most often describe Dutch Haze as energetic, creative and happy, with a lively, uplifting character rather than a heavy one. Users tend to reach for it during the day or when they want to focus on creative work, and it stands out among strains for both creativity and energy. Because of that stimulating quality, people generally find it less suited to winding down, relaxing or getting to sleep.

The aroma and flavor lean toward citrus with an earthy undertone. Lab tests show terpinolene as the dominant terpene, followed by myrcene and ocimene, with a smaller amount of beta-pinene. THC typically lands around 23%.

energeticcreativehappyTerpinoleneMyrceneOcimenecitrusearthy

Genetics

Family tree

No sourced parentage yet. Unknown beats invented.

Offspring

Bred from Dutch Haze

Lab data

Cannabinoids

Cannabinoid medians for Dutch Haze
  • THC23.3%n=47
  • THCV1.1%n=4
  • CBG0.96%n=21
  • CBD0.09%n=47
  • CBC0.04%n=16
  • CBN0.01%n=13

Bar = median; line = lowest to highest test. Values vary by grower and lab.

Lab data

Terpenes

Terpene medians for Dutch Haze
  • Terpinolene1.0%n=10
  • Myrcene0.61%n=10
  • Ocimene0.32%n=10
  • β-Pinene0.13%n=7
  • β-Caryophyllene0.12%n=10
  • Limonene0.10%n=10
  • α-Pinene0.08%n=10
  • Humulene0.06%n=10

Good for

Use cases

Use-case percentiles for Dutch Haze
  • Creativity95th
  • Energy89th
  • Social67th
  • Focus67th
  • Stress44th
  • Appetite28th
  • Sleep19th
  • Relaxation18th
  • Clear-headed17th
  • Pain12th

Ranked against other strains from user reports and lab terpenes.

All reported crosses & sources (0 crosses, 1 breeder versions)

    Breeder versions (autoflowers, F2/S1/BX, remakes)

    • Dutch Passion: American Haze × Dutch Haze (derivative (crosses the strain itself: F2/S1/BX/remake))

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    Type (Sativa-leaning) is a reported label, not chemistry.