Heisenberg Live Resin Amnesia Haze

Plants frozen right at harvest, with no drying or curing step, are the starting point for live resin like this Heisenberg Amnesia Haze extract, a method meant to keep more of the living plant’s terpenes in the finished product.

Myrcene, caryophyllene and limonene

Leafly‘s terpene figures for Amnesia Haze, drawn from tested products, rank myrcene highest, with caryophyllene second and limonene third. The flavours Leafly lists for the strain are citrus, lemon and lime, and its write-up also mentions earthy lemon and citrus.

Earthy, lemony and sweet on the nose

AllBud gives the aroma as earthy, lemon and sweet, adding hints of spicy pepper to the smell, and its tasting note is fresh and fruity with a hash-like edge. Our Amnesia Haze guide sums up the flavour as citrusy, earthy and lightly spicy.

Lemon, pepper and incense in reviews

One Leafly reviewer who tried Amnesia Haze as hash rosin described sharp lemon and citrus, a floral, slightly tart note and peppery incense on the exhale, and another found the first smell very citrusy before pepper and earth came through. Hash rosin comes about differently: heat and pressure press it out of hash, and no solvent is used. Our live resin vs live rosin explainer compares the two families.

Strain type, THC and new users

Leafly lists the strain as a sativa with Haze and Afghani parents, and AllBud’s breakdown puts sativa at roughly 80% and indica at 20%. Among Leafly reviewers, giggly, euphoric and talkative are the effects reported most. Leafly’s strain page has Amnesia Haze close to 19% THC, and AllBud says it tops 22% in some tests. As an extract, this live resin falls under Health Canada‘s high-THC warning for extracts, which uses kief, shatter, hash and wax as its examples and advises beginners and infrequent users to avoid them.