SOUR HAZE (LULO HAZE)

SOUR HAZE (LULO HAZE)

Haze #1 × Kiwi × Haze #1 × Kiwi

Genetics: Haze #1 × Kiwi × Haze #1 × Kiwi
Flowering: 55–62 days (≈ 8–9 weeks)
Stretch: 2×
Plant Size: Tall and elegant with strong vertical structure and wide, open branching
Yield: High
Difficulty: Moderate – Performs best in full sun or greenhouse tropical environments
Aroma: Green Fruit • Lulo • Sweet Citrus • Earthy Musk
THC: 18–22% | CBD: Low

Summary / Suitability

Lulo is a vibrant sativa hybrid from Lost Pheno Genetics, representing the culmination of tropical Haze energy and Colombian fruit expression. Its name pays homage to the Andean fruit Lulo (Solanum quitoense), known for its exotic balance of tart citrus and sweet pulp. This hybrid was selected for its energetic resin production, extended floral clusters, and unmistakable green fruit aroma that sets it apart within the Tropical Fruit Collection. Lulo thrives in outdoor and greenhouse environments, expressing its full aromatic range under equatorial light conditions.

Genetic Background

Developed from two successive generations of Haze #1 × Kiwi, this line merges old-school tropical haze vigor with the bright terpene complexity of Lost Pheno’s Colombian Kiwi selection. The Haze lineage contributes towering structure, electric cerebral effects, and classic incense-citrus notes, while Kiwi anchors the profile with fruity, resinous stability and shortened flowering time. The resulting hybrid maintains the ethereal clarity of vintage Haze while adding depth, color, and tropical sweetness that reflects its Colombian roots.

Plant Characteristics

Lulo grows tall with long internodes and highly expressive branching. Its leaves are medium-narrow, showing light green hues and fine serration consistent with equatorial hybrids. Plants form dense vertical clusters of buds that build progressively up the stem, each node swelling with resin-laden calyxes. The foliage remains open and airy, ideal for humidity control, and its stems exhibit natural flexibility for wind or trellis adaptation. This is a vigorous, high-oxygen cultivar that expresses best under strong sunlight and living soil.

Flower Characteristics

Flowers are long, leafy, and densely resin-coated with fine, hair-like pistils that fade from ivory to gold. The trichomes are slender but highly abundant, giving the plant a silvery shimmer throughout mid-flower. Aromas develop early and evolve from green fruit and lime peel into rich lulo and musky sweetness by week seven. Buds dry to a spongy, resinous texture, producing a smooth burn and an aroma that mirrors the tropical highlands—bright, herbal, and invigorating.

Growing Tips

Lulo prefers full-spectrum light and thrives in high-altitude, humid conditions typical of Andean valleys. Its stretch can be managed through early topping or low-stress training. Plants respond favorably to organic inputs and balanced nitrogen during vegetative growth. As flowering begins, potassium and micronutrient support enhance resin output and aroma. Because of its open floral structure, airflow management is simple, and pest resistance is strong even late in the cycle.

Effects & Potency

The experience is distinctly sativa—uplifting, euphoric, and creative, with an unmistakable sense of mental brightness. Early onset brings waves of happiness and sensory clarity, followed by a smooth, long-lasting body calm. The dual Haze parentage delivers a fast-acting cerebral clarity, while Kiwi moderates the energy for a clean, focused high. This balance makes Lulo a choice cultivar for daytime use, artistic focus, and outdoor activity.

Appearance & Aroma / Flavor Profile

Cured flowers are tall and fluffy yet resin-dense, with lime-green hues and gold-flecked pistils. The aroma is complex and layered: fresh lulo pulp, green mango, citrus zest, and hints of herbal haze. Flavor follows closely, with a tangy tropical acidity that softens into creamy sweetness on the exhale. The smoke is smooth, earthy, and refreshing, leaving a faint citrus residue reminiscent of the Andean fruit it’s named for.