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Combining genetics from Colombian Red and Neville's Haze, Red Haze is a mostly sativa cannabis strain with an uplifting, energetic high. This rare cannabis strain is thoroughly uplifting and is said to provide the ideal buzz for the morning due to its energizing caffeine-like buzz. Flowers of Red Haze tend to have forest green and lavender calyxes, and each lumpy flower is equally encased in a coat of shimmering trichomes and patches of thick orange pistils. Expect Red Haze to have a refreshing pine aroma, but as soon as you smoke these buds you will note that the flavor is woody, nutty, and has a distinct coffee taste.
The rare sativa-dominant cross of William's Wonder and Tom Hill's Haze, Red Headed Stranger was allegedly named after the famed Willie Nelson album. Red Headed Stranger's flowers are big, dense, and sage green in color, each bud of this strain individually decorated with a fur of fluffy orange pistils and chunky trichomes. Expect these strains to have a pungent lemon and herb fragrance, and when smoked Red Headed Stranger's buds will have spicy, woody, and similarly herbaceous flavor. Those who have been lucky enough to find Red Headed Stranger remark that the strain's effects are mostly cerebral, as the strain delivers a clear-headed, uplifting, and focused buzz that seems like it was designed for daytime medication.
A creation of Sweet Seeds, the balanced hybrid Red Poison is an auto-flowering cannabis strain derived from a cross of Green Poison and Purple Pakistani Kush. Expect flowers of Red Poison to be a deep eggplant or bright green hue and their fluffy calyxes are each individually encased in shimmering trichomes and orange pistils. Cannabis patients who have tried this strain say that Red Poison's effects are simultaneously uplifting, relaxing, giggly, and sociable. Red Poison's buds produce a skunky pungency but the flavor of this strain is surprisingly pleasant, as it tastes like a sweet blend of mango, pineapple, and berry flavors.