Super Skunk Silver Haze Feminized Seeds

Super Skunk Silver Haze is a sativa-dominant powerhouse that draws from one of the most decorated genetic lines in cannabis history. The underlying genetics trace to Super Silver Haze, originally created by Green House Seeds — a strain that won three consecutive Cannabis Cup titles from 1997 to 1999. Dinafem Seeds developed their own stabilized version of these genetics through careful backcrossing, producing a feminized seed that delivers the legendary cerebral intensity and massive yields that made SSH famous. At 90 percent sativa, this is a strain for growers who want a big, vigorous plant and a powerful, long-lasting head high.

Genetics & Lineage

The genetics combine three foundational strains: Haze, Skunk #1, and Northern Lights. The Haze parent provides the soaring, long-lasting cerebral effect and the complex terpene profile that defines the Haze family. Skunk #1 adds vigor, reliability, and a spicy edge to the terpene profile. Northern Lights contributes resin production and helps rein in the Haze’s tendency toward extremely long flowering times. Dinafem’s backcrossed version stabilizes these genetics into a consistent, feminized form that produces uniform results. The ratio sits at 90 percent sativa and 10 percent indica — one of the most sativa-heavy strains in the catalog.

Appearance

Super Skunk Silver Haze grows with the tall, open structure typical of sativa-dominant genetics. Outdoors, plants can reach up to 450 centimeters, making this one of the largest strains available and requiring significant vertical space or training to manage. Indoors, the tall sativa structure demands height management through techniques like topping, SCROG, or supercropping. The buds develop as elongated, spear-shaped colas along the long branches, with a lighter, airier structure compared to dense indica flowers. Trichome coverage is heavy, reflecting the strain’s potency, and the flowers take on a pale green color with amber pistils as they mature.

Aroma & Flavor

The terpene profile is led by limonene, myrcene, and caryophyllene, creating a distinctive lemon-pine-spice character that is immediately recognizable as a Haze. The aroma opens with bright lemon and sour citrus, layered over a base of pine, cedarwood, and incense. The spicy, peppery edge from the Skunk #1 parentage adds warmth and complexity. On the palate, the flavor delivers herbal, lemon-citrus notes on the inhale with a sweet earthy undertone. The exhale carries the incense-like quality that classic Haze strains are known for, with a lingering spiciness that develops with each hit. The overall flavor experience is complex and evolving — typical of high-quality Haze genetics.

Effects

Super Skunk Silver Haze delivers a potent, long-lasting cerebral high that defines the sativa experience. The onset is powerful and euphoric, flooding the mind with energy, creativity, and a sense of expansive mental clarity. The high has been described as invigorating and even psychedelic at higher doses, sparking imagination and motivation in a way that makes this strain a favorite among creative professionals. With THC levels typically exceeding 20 percent, the intensity is substantial — new users should approach with respect and start with smaller amounts. The effects last significantly longer than most strains, often extending well beyond two hours. There is minimal body sedation, making this a pure daytime and afternoon strain that keeps you active and engaged.

Growing Information

Super Skunk Silver Haze feminized seeds flower in 70 to 80 days, approximately 10 to 11 weeks — longer than average, reflecting the Haze genetics. The longer flowering time is rewarded with exceptional yields: indoor grows produce 500 to 600 grams per square meter under standard conditions, with some growers reporting up to 800 grams per square meter with extended flowering periods. Outdoor plants can reach up to 1400 to 1500 grams per plant — a truly massive harvest for those with the space and climate to support it. The grow difficulty is moderate, primarily due to the plant’s size and the longer flowering window. Height management is the main challenge for indoor growers, as the sativa structure stretches aggressively during the first weeks of flowering. Topping early and using SCROG netting are effective strategies for controlling height while maximizing yield. Outdoors, the strain prefers warm, dry, sunny climates with long growing seasons and should be harvested in late October. Greenhouse growing is also an excellent option, offering protection from late-season weather while giving the plant the light and space it needs to reach full potential.