Santa Marta Haze is an award-winning Seedstockers Superior sativa that crosses Amnesia Haze with Colombian Jungle Haze. It draws on the Colombian sativa tradition for a complex, exotic terpene profile and a creative, energizing high that keeps going for hours.
This is the feminized photoperiod version, so each seed grows into a flowering female with the full size and yield potential of a true haze. It is a tall, vigorous plant with strong branching, built for growers who have the room and the patience to let a sativa stretch out.
Bloom runs about 9–10 weeks. Indoors, it needs 120–180 cm (47–71 in) of vertical space and can produce 500–700 g/m² (1.64–2.29 oz/ft²). Outdoors, plants may top 2.5 m (8.2 ft) and deliver 600–1000 g (21.2–35.3 oz) per plant in warm climates with long seasons.
For sativa lovers, it is one of the most productive haze options in the Seedstockers catalog, and its cup record backs up the reputation.
Lineage: Amnesia Haze x Colombian Jungle Haze
Amnesia Haze brings the soaring cerebral effect and the citrus-incense character that made it a European classic. Colombian Jungle Haze adds the tropical, spicy side and the wild vigor of landrace-style equatorial sativas from the Santa Marta region.
Seedstockers refined the cross into a reliable, high-yielding photoperiod. The plant keeps its exotic Colombian personality while finishing within a realistic indoor window, something many pure hazes struggle to do.
Aroma, Flavor and Effect
The aroma is a bright, fruity and spicy bouquet with woody undertones. It smells exotic and inviting, with the Colombian heritage clear in every whiff.
The flavor is sweet tropical fruit with peppery spice and a hint of incense on the exhale. Each draw shifts between juicy fruit and dry, warm spice, the kind of layered taste that rewards a slow cure.
The effect is active and clear-headed. A powerful sativa rush lifts the mood, sparks creativity and keeps you motivated, with a long, euphoric finish. It is a get-things-done strain, at its finest earlier in the day when there is work, music or a project to dive into.
Imagine a hike along a misty coastal ridge with the sun breaking through: energized, focused and wide awake, with the scenery feeling a little brighter than usual.
Growing Santa Marta Haze Indoors and Outdoors
Indoors, Santa Marta Haze needs room. Allow 120–180 cm (47–71 in) of vertical space, top early and use LST to build several main colas. A SCROG is strongly recommended and can push yields to 500–700 g/m² (1.64–2.29 oz/ft²) under good LED lighting. Give her the full 9–10 weeks; cutting early robs the haze of its finish.
A useful tip, adapted from the breeder: supercrop the tallest branches at the end of the stretch, around day 14 of 12/12. Bending the leaders creates an even canopy and stops any single cola from shading the rest of the plant.
Outdoors, the plant shines in warm climates with long seasons, such as Mediterranean-style or subtropical regions. Expect plants above 2.5 m (8.2 ft) and harvests of 600–1000 g (21.2–35.3 oz) each. Plant in large containers or open ground and give strong support for the heavy, resinous colas.
Santa Marta Haze Characteristics
| Strain type | Feminized |
| Genetics | Amnesia Haze x Colombian Jungle Haze |
| Indica/Sativa | Sativa dominant |
| THC | 20–26% |
| Effect | Active, energizing, creative, euphoric |
| Flavor | Tropical fruit, pepper, spice, incense |
| Aroma | Fruity-spicy, woody |
| Indoor yield | 500–700 g/m² (1.64–2.29 oz/ft²) |
| Outdoor yield | 600–1000 g/plant (21.2–35.3 oz/plant) |
| Flowering time | 9–10 weeks |
| Height | 120–180 cm (47–71 in) indoors, over 2.5 m (8.2 ft) outdoors |
| Difficulty | Intermediate |
| Best cultivation technique | Topping, LST, SCROG and supercropping |
FAQ
What are the genetics of Santa Marta Haze?
Santa Marta Haze is a cross of Amnesia Haze and Colombian Jungle Haze, combining a European haze classic with exotic Colombian sativa genetics.
Is Santa Marta Haze a daytime strain?
Yes. The effect is active, clear and creative, with a long euphoric tail, which makes it well suited to daytime activities and projects.
How much space does Santa Marta Haze need indoors?
Plan for 120–180 cm (47–71 in) of vertical space. Topping, LST and a SCROG keep the stretch under control.
How long does Santa Marta Haze take to flower?
Flowering takes around 9–10 weeks. Haze genetics need the full window to finish their aroma and resin.
What yields can growers expect?
Indoors, 500–700 g/m² (1.64–2.29 oz/ft²) with a well-trained canopy. Outdoors in warm, long seasons, 600–1000 g (21.2–35.3 oz) per plant.
Is Santa Marta Haze suitable for beginners?
It is better for growers with some experience. The plant stretches aggressively and needs training and space, but it rewards that effort with heavy harvests.


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