Cuba Libre
Cuban Black Haze is the cut that ran New York in the late nineties and early 2000s under a handful of names: Piff, Frankie, Uptown Haze, Church. It takes fourteen to sixteen weeks and quadruples in height, which is why almost nobody runs it. Star Dawg brings it into range.
Cuban Black Haze x Star Dawg | Regular photoperiod | 10 seeds | 77-91 days | Harvested: Nov 2025
The Cross
Cuban Black Haze is the antithesis of commercial cannabis. A hundred plus days in flower, uncontrollable stretch, no yield anybody would plan a room around. It is a labor of love and it has never been practical.
Cuba Libre keeps the lineage and does something about the calendar.
The Parents
Cuban Black Haze carries real East Coast history and its lineage is genuinely disputed. The consensus points either to a phenotype of Neville’s Haze, which is NL5 crossed to Haze A, or to a Colombian, Mexican and Thai hybrid preserved by Cuban crews in Florida before it migrated north to Washington Heights. Nobody wrote any of it down. People kept clones and moved.
Star Dawg is Chem 4 crossed to Tres Dawg from Top Dawg Seeds.
What’s In The Pack
Ten regular photoperiod seeds, males included. This is a Haze collector’s pack and it should be approached that way. You are hunting the plant that holds the lineage on a frame you can actually run. Rooted clones of selections 179 and 207 are offered separately when available.
In The Garden
77-91 days. Two things matter more here than anywhere else in the catalog. Feed light, especially on nitrogen, because Haze genetics burn easily and heavy nitrogen makes the flowers run and never finish. And be patient. Haze flowers in waves, throwing new white pistils late, so do not pull at the first amber trichome.
| Quantity | Full pack – 10 regular photoperiod seeds, Rooted clone #179, Rooted clone #207, Wholesale – 20 packs, Wholesale – bulk 1,000 seeds, Wholesale – bulk 500 seeds, Wholesale – 10 packs |
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5 reviews for Cuba Libre
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Very very stretchy plantβ¦ I think the one I popped is leaning more Haze. Still havenβt flipped to flower yet but have great veg growth. See pic, will update with flower. I can tell already she will need supports πͺ

Michael Bridgewater
Started Jan 1st with clipped once and trained then flipped 11/13 light schedule Feb 24th with Luxx 645 pro so this is the second week of flower.1.6 EC, 850 PPFD, Water 67 degrees, Daytime room 81 degrees with nightime dif around 7 degrees less, 65 % humidity. Looks like 3 on the right are about a 60/40 Sativa and on the left are of hybrid structure. 2 1/2 weeks to 3 will tell me of my next move.

Michael Bridgewater
Started Jan 1st with clipped once and trained then flipped 11/13 light schedule Feb 24th with Luxx 645 pro so this is the second week of flower.1.6 EC, 850 PPFD, Water 67 degrees, Daytime room 81 degrees with nightime dif around 7 degrees less, 65 % humidity. Looks like 3 on the right are about a 60/40 Sativa and on the left are of hybrid structure. 2 1/2 weeks to 3 will tell me of my next move.



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Very very stretchy plantβ¦ I think the one I popped is leaning more Haze. Still havenβt flipped to flower yet but have great veg growth. See pic, will update with flower. I can tell already she will need supports πͺ
Started Jan 1st with clipped once and trained then flipped 11/13 light schedule Feb 24th with Luxx 645 pro so this is the second week of flower.1.6 EC, 850 PPFD, Water 67 degrees, Daytime room 81 degrees with nightime dif around 7 degrees less, 65 % humidity. Looks like 3 on the right are about a 60/40 Sativa and on the left are of hybrid structure. 2 1/2 weeks to 3 will tell me of my next move.
Goin a make a haze cross with African haze
Best beans ever
only popped two of these but they had slower veg growth to start but exploded around week 3. Also, this strain (atleast haze leaners) NEED support. I experienced some top heavy colas. Overall a solid sativa, although I should have left mine go 1-2 weeks longer. Be patient with this strain!