Lemon gas over old-school haze, from a pairing few breeders would attempt: a short, punchy OG and a tall, famously slow Haze.
Rare Dankness crossed its own Scott's OG, the Triangle Kush line prized for resin and power, with Neville's Haze, the Dutch classic tied to Neville Schoenmakers. The breeder has since retired it, so these regular packs are among the last of a strain made for growers who enjoy a challenge.
Breeder notes list lemon, gas and kush layered over a dank, hazy funk, and expression shifts from plant to plant, as a regular pack should.
The breeder describes an uplifting effect that sharpens creativity and focus, which puts it firmly in the daytime. It is pitched as the potency of Scott's OG carried on the old-school haziness of the Haze side.
This is the most demanding plant in the range. The breeder says it needs a proficient grower: vigorous growth calls for heavy staking or a strong trellis, and it rewards a screen of green, generous light and careful nutrient management. In return it flowers in 65 to 75 days and yields heavily, finishing in large-bracted, lime-green flowers loaded with resin.
| Lineage |
Scott's OG x Neville's Haze |
| Type |
Hybrid |
| Seed type |
Regular |
| Flowering time |
65 to 75 days |
| Yield |
High |
| Indoor/outdoor |
Indoor and outdoor |
Rare Dankness has bred in Colorado since 2010, when Scott Reach founded it on a genetics bank spanning three decades, and is behind Moonshine Haze and Ghost Train Haze #1.
Collector's notice: this pack is sold as a sealed souvenir and novelty item for adults aged 18 and over. Seeds are not to be germinated where doing so is against the law. Strain details are the breeder's published information and reports from growers and users, given for reference only and not as medical advice. You are responsible for knowing and following the law where you live.
