Cuban Black Haze is the plant they call Piff, and nobody bred it in any ordinary sense. Nevil Schoenmakers made the seed in 1989 at The Seed Bank of Holland, Northern Lights #5 crossed to a Haze male, and released thousands of them.

Miami found the plant inside the pack. Cuban and Dominican crews growing through South Florida humidity kept a fourteen-week outlier that everyone else would have culled, and called it The Black. New York made it a brand: trucked up I-95 to Washington Heights, sold at five hundred an ounce, judged by the Church standard, meaning it had to smell like the inside of a cathedral or it was not Piff.

Everything below carries Cuban Black Haze.