Amnesia Ganja Haze

Amnesia Ganja Haze tastes of pineapple and claims 28 percent THC.

It is Amnesia Haze crossed with Silver Buddha Haze. It has won Best Overall and Best Sativa at multiple competitions. The flavor list runs to pineapple and orange with a mint note. A CBC reading around half a percent is also on file, which is unusual.

Pineapple, and a big number.

Amnesia Ganja Haze reads as an energetic, thoughtful, creative head high with no body weight to speak of. The reviewer record is thin, but the logged effect words all point up, toward an energetic and creative lift. The weighted data ranks the thoughtful, heady quality first.

Nothing is on the negative record, though the weighted data does flag a mild anxious quality, which fits a strong Haze. With a claimed 28 percent number and thin data, start small.

Amnesia Ganja Haze smells of citrus and tropical fruit over an earthy, herbal, spicy base. The flavor is where it stands out: pineapple and orange with a mint note and a faint chemical edge. That tropical fruit is rare in a Haze.

Amnesia Ganja Haze has no measured terpene data, with only Humulene, Myrcene, Caryophyllene and Limonene named.

Nothing is quantified, so the pineapple note cannot be tied to a compound; tropical-fruit notes like that usually sit in lighter aromatic compounds outside the standard panel. A jar with a genuine bright pineapple-citrus smell is the closest thing to a checkpoint.

Amnesia Ganja Haze THC is claimed as high as 28 percent, near the top of the scale, with no clean lab sample in our data. A CBC reading around half a percent also sits on file, which is unusual and hard to verify. It reads as a strong strain either way.

Amnesia Ganja Haze's sources claim close to 28 percent, but with no lab number to confirm it, treat the jar's certificate as the real figure.