Red Haze

Neville's Haze meets a Colombian Red in Red Haze, a sativa with roots in the 1970s Colombian scene. Our record lists 20% THC and 0% CBD, a single reading, against roughly 25% outside. The lab panel is led by linalool at 0.40%, then caryophyllene at 0.36%, limonene at 0.32%, myrcene at 0.17%, pinene at 0.13% and humulene at 0.12%; terpinolene and ocimene sit at 0.03% and 0.01%.

Flavor tags are nutty, earthy and sweet, and outside tasters mention tobacco and wood. Effect tags run creative, talkative, energetic, focused, happy and giggly, with dry eyes, dizzy, headache and dry mouth as side effects, which is a long list. Reviewers elsewhere say energetic, creative and focused and describe long-lasting effects.

Our parents field lists only Neville's Haze. It may be hard to find in dispensaries. It belongs strictly to the daytime.

Because Haze lines can run racy and the record flags headache and dizziness, newer users should begin small and avoid it late at night.