Heisenberg Wax Super Lemon Haze

Heisenberg named this soft, opaque wax after Super Lemon Haze, and energetic, focused and uplifted are the three feelings Leafly reviewers of that strain mention most. On Leafly, its lineage reads Lemon Skunk crossed with Super Silver Haze, bred by Green House Seeds, and the result is classed as a sativa-dominant hybrid.

Waxy, scoopable and opaque

Wax is a soft extract with a waxy texture that scoops up easily, and it is opaque rather than see-through. Crumble is a drier relative that breaks apart instead, and shatter is the glassy one that snaps when cold; our shatter vs wax comparison goes over texture, stability and use. How to store it, and the different types of wax, are covered in our weed wax guide.

Lively, heady and creative

Leafly calls the strain’s effects unusually energetic and lively, adds that it may not suit people who are naturally wound up, and shows an effect gauge that points mostly to energizing. AllBud describes heady, peppy, cerebral effects, with creativity, energy, euphoria and strong happiness, and creative, euphoria and happy top the effects its users report. Our Super Lemon Haze guide describes a social, uplifting, energetic high and calls the strain a daytime favourite, with typical THC of 19 to 25% as flower.

Super Lemon Haze averages 4.4 across 2,572 Leafly ratings, and 4.6 from 160 votes and 106 reviews on AllBud.

Where wax lands in Health Canada’s advice

Health Canada pitches its starting advice for smoking and vaping low: a single puff or two, of something no stronger than 10% THC. Wax is one of the four extracts it names as high in THC, beside shatter, hash and kief, and it tells beginners and occasional users to leave all four alone. Cannabis and driving should be kept at least 6 hours apart, according to the agency’s lower-risk use guidelines.