Heisenberg Live Resin Super Lemon Haze

The plants behind live resin go straight from harvest into the freezer, skipping drying and curing, and this live resin from Heisenberg carries the Super Lemon Haze name.

Frozen at harvest, terpenes kept

That early freeze is there to hold on to more of the terpenes the plant had when it was cut. Rosin belongs to a different family altogether, squeezed out with heat and pressure and made without solvents. Our guide to live resin versus live rosin sets the two side by side.

For the strain itself, Leafly’s terpene data lists terpinolene first, then caryophyllene and myrcene.

Multi-coloured buds under a coat of trichomes

Leafly describes Super Lemon Haze as a multi-coloured bud caked in kief. AllBud sees speckled green and brown beneath a dense layer of resinous trichomes, and an AllBud reviewer in March 2026 found sticky, sturdy nugs in green and orange with a little white.

A home grower posting on Leafly in March 2024 remembered one very colourful phenotype, with pink, purple and green colas coated in trichomes.

Seed packs, yields and feeding

Green House Seed Co. offers Super Lemon Haze as feminised seed in packs of 1, 3, 5 or 10, with the cross given as Lemon Skunk x Super Silver Haze. Leafly’s grow notes put yields at around 450 to 550 g per square metre and describe a plant that responds well to topping and feeds medium to heavy. Our Super Lemon Haze guide adds that the strain won the Cannabis Cup two years running, in 2008 and 2009.

Health Canada’s two cautions

Health Canada‘s lower-risk advice describes extracts as carrying high levels of THC and asks beginners, along with anyone who uses cannabis only now and again, to give them a miss. Its lower-risk use guidelines, for their part, want drivers to wait no less than 6 hours after cannabis use.