Heisenberg Badder Amnesia Haze

Heisenberg Badder Amnesia Haze is a cannabis concentrate whipped into a soft, batter-like cream that is simple to scoop. The style also goes by the name budder.

Parents, landraces and two offspring

On Leafly, the genetics panel gives Haze and Afghani as the parents of Amnesia Haze, and the strain write-up connects it to South Asian and Jamaican landraces. AllBud names three ancestors: a Jamaican sativa, a Laotian sativa and Afghan Hawaiian, which it describes as an indica-dominant hybrid. The line carries on below it as well, with Jenny Kush and Sour Joker listed by Leafly as child strains.

An 80:20 lean toward sativa

AllBud’s figure for the strain is 80% sativa to 20% indica; Leafly places it in its sativa category, and our Amnesia Haze guide calls it mostly sativa. AllBud steers it toward the daytime and clear-headed thinking, describing the high as creative and euphoric, with a case of the giggles. Leafly’s calming-to-energizing gauge reads mostly energizing, its description speaks of an uplifting, energetic buzz, and the effects its reviewers name most are giggly, euphoric and talkative.

Lemon and citrus, with a sweet note

AllBud’s flavour list for Amnesia Haze reads citrus, lemon and sweet, and it describes the taste as fresh, fruity and hash-like. Leafly’s description pairs earthy notes with lemon and citrus.

THC figures and extract caution

Leafly’s figure for Amnesia Haze is about 19% THC, and AllBud’s runs from 20 to 22%. A whipped extract like this badder belongs to the group Health Canada flags as high in THC, a group its lower-risk advice illustrates with wax, shatter, hash and kief, and that advice tells first-timers and occasional users to keep away from such products. The driving rule in its lower-risk guidelines covers badder like any cannabis: 6 hours or more between using this badder and driving.