Amnesia Haze vs Granddaddy Purple: Which Cannabis Strain Is Better?
A detailed side-by-side comparison of Amnesia Haze (Sativa) and Granddaddy Purple (Indica) covering potency, effects, flavors, medical uses, and growing characteristics.
THC: 20-25% | CBD: 0.1-0.2%
Euphoric, Energetic, Creative
Hard to grow
THC: 17-23% | CBD: 0.1-0.3%
Relaxed, Sleepy, Happy
Easy to grow
Side-by-Side Comparison
| Attribute | Amnesia Haze | Granddaddy Purple |
|---|---|---|
| Type | Sativa | Indica |
| THC Range | 20-25% | 17-23% |
| CBD Range | 0.1-0.2% | 0.1-0.3% |
| Effects | Euphoric, Energetic, Creative, Happy, Focused | Relaxed, Sleepy, Happy, Euphoric, Hungry |
| Flavors | Citrus, Lemon, Earthy, Sweet, Haze | Grape, Berry, Sweet, Earthy, Floral |
| Terpenes | Myrcene, Limonene, Linalool | Myrcene, Pinene, Caryophyllene |
| Medical Uses | Depression, Stress, Fatigue, Pain, ADHD | Insomnia, Pain, Stress, Muscle Spasms, Appetite Loss |
| Grow Difficulty | Hard | Easy |
| Flowering Time | 10-12 weeks | 8-11 weeks |
| Indoor Yield | 500-600g/m² | 350-450g/m² |
| Outdoor Yield | 600-800g/plant | 450-550g/plant |
| Height | Tall (5+ ft) | Medium (3-5 ft) |
| Genetics | Jamaican Sativa x Laotian Sativa x Afghan Hawaiian | Purple Urkle x Big Bud |
| Breeder | Soma Seeds | Ken Estes |
Effects Comparison
Shared Effects
Unique to Amnesia Haze
Unique to Granddaddy Purple
Growing Comparison
Amnesia Haze
- Difficulty
- Hard
- Flowering
- 10-12 weeks
- Indoor Yield
- 500-600g/m²
- Outdoor Yield
- 600-800g/plant
- Height
- Tall (5+ ft)
Granddaddy Purple
- Difficulty
- Easy
- Flowering
- 8-11 weeks
- Indoor Yield
- 350-450g/m²
- Outdoor Yield
- 450-550g/plant
- Height
- Medium (3-5 ft)
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Which Should You Choose?
If you are looking for higher potency, Amnesia Haze edges ahead with THC levels up to 25% compared to Granddaddy Purple's 23%. For evening relaxation and sleep, Granddaddy Purple (Indica) is the better pick, while Amnesia Haze (Sativa) is better suited for daytime energy and creativity. Beginner growers should lean toward Granddaddy Purple, which is easy to cultivate, versus the hard difficulty of Amnesia Haze. Both strains can help with stress, pain, so either is a solid choice if those are your primary concerns. Ultimately, the best strain depends on your personal preferences, tolerance, and intended use.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is Amnesia Haze or Granddaddy Purple stronger?▾
Amnesia Haze has a THC range of 20-25%, while Granddaddy Purple ranges from 17-23% THC. Amnesia Haze is generally the more potent strain.
Which is easier to grow, Amnesia Haze or Granddaddy Purple?▾
Amnesia Haze is rated hard to grow, while Granddaddy Purple is rated easy. Granddaddy Purple is the easier option for cultivators. Amnesia Haze flowers in 10-12 weeks and Granddaddy Purple in 8-11 weeks.
What are the main differences between Amnesia Haze and Granddaddy Purple?▾
Amnesia Haze is a sativa strain while Granddaddy Purple is a indica. Amnesia Haze is known for euphoric, energetic, creative effects with citrus and lemon flavors. Granddaddy Purple offers relaxed, sleepy, happy effects with grape and berry flavors.
Can Amnesia Haze and Granddaddy Purple be used for the same medical conditions?▾
Both strains share some medical applications. Amnesia Haze is used for depression, stress, fatigue, pain, adhd, while Granddaddy Purple is used for insomnia, pain, stress, muscle spasms, appetite loss. Always consult a healthcare professional before using cannabis for medical purposes.
Which yields more, Amnesia Haze or Granddaddy Purple?▾
Indoors, Amnesia Haze yields approximately 500-600g/m² while Granddaddy Purple yields 350-450g/m². Outdoors, Amnesia Haze produces around 600-800g/plant and Granddaddy Purple around 450-550g/plant. Actual yields depend on growing conditions, training techniques, and grower experience.