Heisenberg Wax Mango Haze

Mango Haze is the strain behind this Heisenberg wax, an opaque concentrate soft enough to scoop.

Waxy and scoopable, unlike dry crumble

Like crumble, wax is soft and opaque. Wax keeps a waxy consistency that can be scooped, while crumble is drier and breaks apart. Neither has the glassy snap of shatter.

Our weed wax guide explains the types of wax, how to use it and how to store it, and our page on shatter and wax compares the two on texture and stability.

Foxtail buds and a 66-day flowering time

AllBud describes Mango Haze buds as small and foxtail-shaped, forest green in colour, with dark amber hairs and only a light coat of clear trichomes. Its aroma notes for the strain are earthy, sweet and mango, and Leafly puts terpinolene at the top of the terpene list.

Leafly’s grow notes give a flowering time of 66 days and yields of around 450 to 550 grams per square metre. The same notes say the plant responds well to topping and is a medium to heavy feeder.

How Mango Haze rates with reviewers

On Leafly, Mango Haze averages 4.5 across 367 ratings, and Leafly’s write-up describes happy, uplifting effects with a cerebral mood. AllBud shows 4.9 from 34 votes and 18 reviews. Each source names Northern Lights #5, Haze and Skunk as the parents; Leafly calls it a sativa, AllBud a 50/50 hybrid. For THC, Leafly shows roughly 20% for the strain and AllBud up to 23%.

Mango Haze wax and Health Canada’s extract advice

When Health Canada gives examples of high-THC extracts, wax is right there by name, together with hash, kief and shatter. Its advice for new or occasional users comes down to passing on this Mango Haze wax and every extract like it. Separately, its lower-risk use guidelines say any cannabis, wax included, should be followed by 6 or more hours without driving.