- Type
- Sativa
- Lineage
- Amnesia Haze × ruderalis hybrid
- THC
- 18–22%
- CBD
- <1%
- Flower time
- 10–11 wks (seed to harvest)
- Yield
- Moderate
- Height
- Medium
- Grow difficulty
- Beginner
- Climate
- Both
Effects
euphoricenergeticcreativeuplifted
Flavors & aroma
CitrusEarthyLemonHaze
Dominant terpenes
Terpinolene
Herbal, floral, citrus, complexCommon in energetic sativa-leaning cultivars.
Limonene
Bright citrus, lemon, orangeAssociated with uplifted, stress-relieving character.
Myrcene
Earthy, musky, ripe fruitThe most common cannabis terpene; associated with relaxing, heavy 'couch' character.
Grower's notes
Taller than most autos — give it room. The sativa high is well-preserved in the auto version. LST recommended.
Grow guides for Amnesia Auto
Matched to this strain's beginner difficulty, both climate, and medium structure.
- Setting Up the Space: Ventilation, Odor & Electrical SafetyHow to size your exhaust fan, kill the smell, seal light leaks, and wire a tent without starting a fire — the room build that makes everything else work.
- Indoor vs. Outdoor: Choosing How You'll GrowCost, control, yield, stealth, and effort compared honestly — plus a Western New York reality check on the outdoor season.
- Low-Stress Training: Double Your Canopy Without CuttingThe complete LST playbook — tie-down technique, timing, anchor tricks, and combining LST with topping for a perfectly flat canopy.
- Your First Grow Setup: Three Budgets, Zero RegretsComplete equipment lists at $300, $600, and $1000+ — what actually matters, what's a waste, and the one thing never to cheap out on.
- Autoflower Cannabis: The Complete Growing GuideAutoflowers don't care about your light schedule — they flower on their own timeline. How they work, optimal environment, feeding differences, training considerations, and the mistakes that cost autoflower growers the most yield.
- Companion Planting for Cannabis — Allies Your Garden NeedsStrategic companion plants that repel pests, attract beneficials, improve soil, and camouflage your garden — naturally.
- Living Soil & No-Till: Feed the Soil, Not the PlantThe organic growing method where you build a living ecosystem in the pot — biology feeds the plant, you just water. Setup, recipes, and maintenance.
- Watering in Flower: Frequency, Runoff, and the Dry-Back CycleWatering changes when the plant starts flowering — bigger roots, more transpiration, different nutrient demand. How to read the plant, manage runoff, and avoid the overwatering trap that ruins late-flower buds.
- LED Grow Light Mastery: PPFD Maps, Spectrum Tuning, and DLI OptimizationBeyond the basics — how to read a PPFD map, tune spectrum for each stage, calculate DLI for your setup, and extract every photon of performance from modern LED panels.
- Supercropping: The High-Stress Technique That Builds Bigger BranchesPinching and bending stems until they fold 90° — intentional high-stress training that triggers stronger regrowth, wider nutrient highways, and branch-level canopy control. When and how to use the most aggressive training tool.
- Growing in Cold Climates: Western New York and the Great Lakes SeasonShort summers, cold springs, early frost, and lake-effect humidity — how to grow cannabis outdoors (and optimize indoors) in the Great Lakes corridor, the Northeast, and other cold-climate regions.
- Micro Growing: Big Results in Tiny SpacesNo room for a 4×4 tent? A 2×2, a PC case, a space bucket, or a single-plant cabinet can still produce ounces of quality flower. How to design, equip, and grow in minimal footprint.
- Cannabis Pest Identification: Spider Mites, Thrips, Fungus Gnats, and MoreSomething is eating your plant, leaving marks, or flying around the tent. A visual identification guide for the most common cannabis pests — what they look like, where to find them, the damage they cause, and the fastest fix for each.
- Hermaphrodites and Nanners: How to Prevent Seeded BudsYour female plant just grew pollen sacs — or worse, tiny banana-shaped 'nanners' appeared inside the buds. What caused it, what it means for your harvest, and whether you can save the crop.
- Bud Rot (Botrytis): Identification, Prevention, and Damage ControlBud rot destroys harvests silently from the inside out — by the time you see gray fuzz on the surface, the core of the bud is already gone. How to identify it early, prevent it, and save what you can when it hits.
- Nitrogen Toxicity: The Dark Green Claw and How to Fix ItYour leaves are dark green, shiny, and clawing downward — that's not a happy plant. How to identify nitrogen toxicity, what causes it, why it's especially dangerous in flower, and the step-by-step fix.
- When to Harvest: Reading Trichomes Like a GrowerClear, milky, amber — what trichome color actually tells you, how to check it with a $15 loupe, and picking your harvest window on purpose.
- Drying & Curing: Where Good Grows Become GreatThe 60/60 dry, the burp schedule, jar humidity targets, and how to rescue an over-dried harvest — the complete post-harvest playbook.
Educational profile · data varies by phenotype & grow · not medical advice · all strains