Rainbow Haze Strain Feminized SeedsAn indica-leaning Rainbow × Haze hybrid with a 9–10 week bloom
No reviews yet · be the first to review Rainbow HazeThe Rainbow Haze strain is an indica-leaning hybrid listed as a cross of a strain called Rainbow with Haze, sold mainly through North American seed banks rather than by a named breeder. Listings agree on 17–20% THC, about 1% CBD and a 9 to 10 week bloom, with berry, citrus and woody flavors and buds that can show purple. These feminized seeds grow female plants, though much else about Rainbow Haze is still undocumented.
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What is the Rainbow Haze strain?
Rainbow Haze is an indica-dominant hybrid sold as a cross of Rainbow and Haze, with no breeder publicly credited for it. Seed-bank listings give 17–20% THC, around 1% CBD, 9 to 10 weeks of flowering and an October outdoor harvest, and AllBud rates it about 70% indica. Its reported flavors run from berry and citrus to wood and nuts, and the buds can carry purple tones.
Ratio from AllBud. Sonoma Seeds' listing says 60% indica, and the other sellers only say indica-dominant.
AllBud describes long, conical neon-green buds with dark purple undertones, and seller listings note that buds may turn purple.
Rainbow Haze strain specs
Rainbow Haze has no breeder's spec sheet. Almost every figure below comes from one shared seed-bank description used by Crop King Seeds, Vancouver Seed Bank, Sonoma Seeds and Mary Jane's Garden, checked against AllBud's database entry, so read the numbers as seller claims rather than independent tests.
| Type | Indica-dominant hybrid, about 60–70% indica |
|---|---|
| Genetics | Rainbow × Haze; the Rainbow parent is not identified |
| Bred by | Not publicly credited; Rocket Seeds labels its packs as Mary Jane's Garden seeds |
| THC | 17–20% (seller listings and AllBud) |
| CBD | About 1% |
| Main terpenes | Linalool, geraniol, bisabolol, nerolidol (seller listings, no lab data) |
| Aroma & flavor | Berry, citrus, wood, nuts and tar; AllBud adds cherry candy and a spicy, gassy edge |
| Reported effects | Uplifting and euphoric at first, then calm and relaxed |
| Seed type | Feminized photoperiod (female plants) |
|---|---|
| Flowering indoors | 9–10 weeks |
| Outdoor harvest | October (Northern Hemisphere) |
| Height | Listed as medium, 5–8 ft (1.5–2.4 m), though the same listings call the plant compact |
| Yield | Seller claim: 550 g/m² indoors, 750 g per plant outdoors |
| Difficulty | Moderate |
| Best methods | No method published; topping and LST suit a plant that may grow tall |
| Climate | Mediterranean, temperate, sunny or continental (seller listings) |
Where does the Rainbow Haze strain come from?
Rainbow Haze is listed as a cross of Rainbow and Haze, but no breeder has publicly claimed it and neither parent line is pinned down. The seed banks that sell it, including Crop King Seeds, Vancouver Seed Bank, Sonoma Seeds and Mary Jane's Garden, share nearly identical descriptions and specs, which points to a single supplier rather than separate test grows. Rocket Seeds labels its Rainbow Haze packs as Mary Jane's Garden seeds.
Several unrelated strains carry the Rainbow name; WeedSeedsExpress, for example, sells a Rainbow bred from Blueberry × Dancehall, so it is unclear which one went into Rainbow Haze. Haze is the classic sativa line that came out of Santa Cruz, California, yet sellers describe Rainbow Haze as indica-dominant with a 9 to 10 week bloom, far shorter than a traditional Haze. AllBud spells the parents as Rainbow and X Haze, a detail no seller repeats.
How tall does Rainbow Haze really get?
Nobody has published a measured height for Rainbow Haze, and the seller listings contradict themselves: they call it a compact plant but list it at 5 to 8 feet (1.5–2.4 m). Until real grow reports fill the gap, plan for a medium plant indoors, top it early and leave headroom for some stretch in the first weeks of bloom.
Keep notes on your own plants. With so little documented about Rainbow Haze, the height, smell and finishing time from your first run are the best guide for the next one.
What does Rainbow Haze taste like, and what is the high like?
Aroma and flavor
Rainbow Haze is described as berry-sweet and citrusy with woody, nutty and tar-like undertones, while AllBud's entry leans sweeter, with cherry candy, sour fruit and a spicy, gassy aroma.
- Berry
- Citrus
- Woody
- Nutty
- Cherry candy
- Tar
Terpenes
- Linalool
- Soft, floral lavender-like note
- Geraniol
- Rose-like sweetness
- Bisabolol
- Gentle floral and woody tone
- Nerolidol
- Faint earthy, woody note
These Rainbow Haze terpenes come from seller listings only; no lab terpene results have been published.
Reported effects
Rainbow Haze is described as a balanced high that starts uplifting and happy, then settles into calm relaxation. Seller listings stress a creative, euphoric and cerebral side, while AllBud's voters rate it calming, happy, relaxing and, later on, sleepy.
- Uplifting
- Happy
- Euphoric
- Creative
- Relaxed
No downsides are recorded for Rainbow Haze in particular; dry mouth and dry eyes are the usual complaints at this THC level, and a large dose can bring on sleepiness.
Rainbow Haze has very few public reviews, so these notes rely on AllBud's vote tallies and seller descriptions. Everyone reacts differently, and nothing here is medical advice.
How do you grow Rainbow Haze seeds?
Rainbow Haze seeds grow as a moderate-difficulty photoperiod plant: veg for 4 to 6 weeks, top early to control the listed height, flower for 9 to 10 weeks under 12/12 and harvest in October outdoors. Sellers describe it as pest-resistant and suited to most climates, but there are few grow reports to confirm that.
- Germinate2–7 days
Feminized Rainbow Haze seeds grow female plants, so start only as many as you plan to flower.
- Vegetate4–6 weeks indoors
Top Rainbow Haze once or twice and spread the branches with LST to keep an unknown stretch under control.
- Flower9–10 weeks
Some plants are said to turn purple late in bloom; cooler nights in the final weeks often bring that color out.
- HarvestDay 63–70 indoors · October outdoors
Check the trichomes with a loupe and harvest when most of them are cloudy.
Grow tips for Rainbow Haze
- Leave headroom. Listings put Rainbow Haze at 5 to 8 feet even while calling it compact, so plan for a medium to tall plant until your own grow says otherwise.
- Keep humidity down late. Sellers describe dense Rainbow Haze buds, so keep air moving through the canopy in the final weeks, especially with an October outdoor finish.
- Feed moderately. The seller grow notes call for moderate nutrients and standard watering, so start light and raise feeding only if the leaves turn pale.
- Plan for the smell. Listings call the Rainbow Haze aroma pungent, so run a carbon filter indoors from mid-bloom onward.
- Track each phenotype. With an unidentified Rainbow parent, plants may differ; label each one and record its height, smell and finishing day.
Is Rainbow Haze the right strain for you?
Great pick if you
- Like berry, citrus and woody flavors
- Want an indica-leaning hybrid with moderate 17–20% THC
- Enjoy growing a less documented strain and learning as you go
- Have room for a plant that may grow tall
Think twice if you
- Want a strain with a known breeder and lab history
- Want a classic, energetic Haze sativa
- Need a plant that is sure to stay short
- Need an outdoor harvest before October
Rainbow Haze strain FAQ
Is Rainbow Haze indica or sativa?
Rainbow Haze is listed as an indica-dominant hybrid despite the Haze in its name. AllBud puts it at about 70% indica and 30% sativa, and Sonoma Seeds' listing says 60% indica. Reports describe an uplifting start with a relaxed finish.
What are Rainbow Haze's parents?
Rainbow Haze is listed as Rainbow × Haze. No seller or database says which Rainbow strain was used, and several unrelated strains share that name, so the full pedigree of Rainbow Haze is unknown.
Who breeds Rainbow Haze?
No breeder is publicly credited for Rainbow Haze. The seed banks that sell it, such as Crop King Seeds, Vancouver Seed Bank and Sonoma Seeds, share the same listing, and Rocket Seeds labels its packs as Mary Jane's Garden seeds.
How much THC does Rainbow Haze have?
Seller listings and AllBud put Rainbow Haze at 17–20% THC with about 1% CBD. These are reported figures; no independent lab results for the strain have been published.
How long does Rainbow Haze take to flower?
Rainbow Haze flowers in about 9 to 10 weeks once the lights change to 12/12, according to seller listings. Outdoors in the Northern Hemisphere, the same listings give an October harvest.
How much does Rainbow Haze yield?
Seed banks claim about 550 g/m² indoors and up to 750 g per plant outdoors for Rainbow Haze. No published grow reports confirm those numbers yet, so read them as an upper target rather than a typical result.
Is Rainbow Haze the same as Rainbow Jones Haze?
No. Rainbow Jones Haze is a separate feminized strain from Connoisseur Genetics with its own pedigree. Rainbow Haze is the Rainbow × Haze hybrid sold by North American seed banks without a named breeder.
Does Rainbow Haze turn purple?
Some Rainbow Haze plants can. AllBud describes neon-green buds with dark purple undertones, and seller listings mention the possibility of purple buds. Color depends on the individual plant and on cooler nights late in bloom.
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