Super Silver Haze Feminized Seeds

How to Grow Super Silver Haze Seeds the Right Way

Super Silver Haze is a hybrid strain with Sativa dominance, famous as the King of Sativas in the 90s. It’s mostly known for its unique genetics, prestigious awards, and bountiful yields. It is a three-time High Times Cannabis Cup and Harvest Festival award winner. The legendary parents of this cultivar are Northern Lights, Skink #1, and Haze. So, it’s in high demand among growers for a good reason. The following is an in-depth review of Super Silver Haze feminized seeds.

Super Silver Haze Feminized Overview

This plant contains low CBD and medium THC levels of 14-15%, and this combination produces a unique set of effects. Its moderate THC level is deceptively strong. It brings together Sativa-typical head buzz, relaxation, uncontrolled smiling, and euphoria. It also provides a feeling of happiness along with productivity, creative thinking, brain focus, and energetic body buzz. As for medical properties, Super Silver Haze is known for tackling depression, relieving muscle tension, and elevating moods.
As well as the taste of these flowers, their aroma is fruity, sweet, and citrus, with notes of herbal dankness and earth.

Cultivation Characteristics

Super Silver Haze seeds are feminized and give you 99% certainty of a harvest rich in dark green buds on every branch. It can be grown indoors, outdoors, and in greenhouses. However, this cultivar is not recommended for inexperienced gardeners because it requires a heavily controlled environment and plenty of light. Its plants are tall and can reach 5.5-8 feet high, which is not suitable for space-limited cultivators. Super Silver Haze has a flowering time of 7-10 weeks, while outdoor gardeners can expect the harvest in the middle of October. The indoor yields amount to 18-21 ounces per square meter and 21 ounces per plant if grown outdoors.

Specs of Growing Super Silver Haze Feminized Seeds

Growers with little experience can achieve high results if they follow these recommendations during their cultivation process:

• Super Silver Haze is a weed with a moderate level of growth difficulty because it is quite resistant to mildew, pests, and mold;
• This plant prefers relative humidity of 65-80% during its seedling stage and 64-75% humidity during its vegetative stage. However, once your plants enter the flowering stage, you need to lower humidity levels to 40-50%;
• This strain can be grown outdoors and prefers Mediterranean, Subtropical, and Steppe climates with lots of sunshine. The perfect daytime temperatures range between 77°F and 82°F;
• You can boost your harvests by pairing a hydroponics setup with a Screen of Green (SCROG) technique. Hydroponics is an excellent alternative if you want to reap early harvests;
• The plants like to stretch out, but it can be managed with a Low-Stress Training (LST) method. Canopy control is essential while growing Super Silver Haze seeds. Use trimming and reduce the plant height while encouraging the growth of cola sites. It allows for increased air circulation and light penetration;
• Use high-quality loam soil with a loose texture and excellent drainage. The seeds also thrive in coco coir;
• The ideal pH level is 5.0-5.5 for soil and 5.5-6.0 for an inert growing medium.

Cultivating this strain is quite gratifying and worth every minute of its lengthy flowering time.

How to Water and Feed Your Plants the Right Way

Super Silver Haze plants require sufficient oxygen intake to their roots. Thus, overfeeding and overwatering these plants is a huge mistake.

To prevent overwatering, you need to ensure enough time between watering. The easiest way to determine the perfect timing for watering is to dip your finger into the soil for an inch or so and add some water if the soil is dry.

As for feeding, Super Silver Haze seed requires fewer nutrients than Indicas but more monitoring than the average Sativa. It needs a fairly high level of nitrogen throughout the vegetative stage, but watch out for nutrient burn signs like yellow color or bent or curled-up leaves. If you notice these signs, you need to trim the affected parts to save your crops. Also, the plant fertilizer should include plenty of zinc, iron, and magnesium.