Headband Haze Strain Information
Bred by TreeTown Seeds, Headband Haze strain is the lovechild of a female Headband and a male The Original Haze. The strain obtained most of its parents’ sativa characteristics. This was actually a customized strain and was just developed, especially for a fan, which turned out to be marketable afterward. It can be grown indoors, outdoors, and in a greenhouse.Â
What are the Flavor and Effects of Headband Haze?
The delish strain presents a sweet, lemon, tangy, and diesel aroma and taste. It delivers a euphoric high living up to its name. The high can be a little hazy at first and may feel like you are wearing a slightly tight headband. It unleashes your inner energy, increasing focus, and concentration. This will make you more creative and productive. It is definitely a perfect smoke to start the day. At the end of the day, the effect will slowly subside and help you relax.
What are the Medical Benefits of Headband Haze?
This cannabis massively helps in managing various mental and physical implications, such as symptoms of anxiety, chronic fatigue, depression, chronic stress, bipolar disorder, and PTSD. It helps people with attention deficit disorders by controlling their spontaneous actions and increasing their presence of mind. Though sativa dominant, it still consists of indica properties which can help in physical discomforts.
Negative Effects you Can Expect from Headband Haze
The strain can help with dry mouth, dry eyes, and parched throat, especially if taken in large dosages. As with other strains, the best way to avoid these is to be ready with some water nearby. These may seem mild, so you may take it for granted. However, more major negative effects like paranoia, anxiety, headache, and migraine can manifest.
How to growHeadband Haze? Some information and Tips
The most suitable growing method for this sativa dominant strain is the Screen of Green (SCROG) method. Yield is even greater once this method is combined with Low Stress Training (LST). The recommended temperature is around 85 degrees Fahrenheit and should not exceed. Light feeding is also advised.
