CBD Haze Strains: Complete Guide
CBD Haze strains are known for their brighter, more citrusy aromatic profile. Unlike the deeper, woodier Kush varieties, Haze strains stand out with a fresher, more expressive feel. At StrongCBD, several Haze variations are available depending on stock and harvests.
This guide helps you understand the differences between each Haze strain and identify the one that best matches your preferences.
What is a Haze strain?
The term Haze historically refers to genetics known for their distinctive aromatic profile. These strains are often associated with citrusy, slightly spicy, or tropical notes. In their CBD version, they retain a bold olfactory identity while complying with European regulations with a THC content below 0.3%.
Enthusiasts typically seek out a Haze for its brighter, more vibrant aromatic character.
Our available and archived Haze strains
Super Silver Haze
A well-structured and recognizable Haze, often appreciated for its aromatic balance. 👉 Discover Super Silver Haze
Purple Haze
More floral profile with an original signature. 👉 View Purple Haze
Super Lemon Haze
A more pronounced citrusy variation. 👉 Explore Super Lemon Haze
Purple Haze (older version)
A classic variation that has made an impression on many enthusiasts. 👉 Check out Purple Haze
Tropical Haze
A Haze with more exotic undertones. 👉 Discover Tropical Haze
Mango Haze
A combination of a Haze profile with a fruity touch. 👉 View Mango Haze
Golden Haze
Bright and balanced profile. 👉 Explore Golden Haze
Silver Haze GH (currently in stock)
A greenhouse version appreciated for its consistency and dynamic aromatic profile. 👉 Discover Silver Haze GH
How to choose your CBD Haze?
- You love citrusy profiles → Super Lemon Haze.
- You prefer floral and original → Purple Haze.
- You want something exotic → Tropical Haze or Mango Haze.
- You're looking for a reliable choice → Silver Haze GH.
The choice ultimately comes down to your aromatic preferences.
Regulations and compliance
All StrongCBD products comply with current European regulations. For official information on the regulatory framework for cannabidiol in France, visit the website of theOFDT.
