Super Silver Haze
Super Silver Haze is a Haze-family hybrid and a parent commonly named behind Super Lemon Haze.
Family & lineage
Family: Haze
Parents: Skunk × Northern Lights × Haze (commonly taught Dutch model; details vary)
Super Silver Haze
Super Silver Haze is a flagship Dutch-era Haze hybrid that carried equatorial incense-citrus character into late-1990s competition and seed-catalog fame. It remains one of the clearest commercial bridges between original California Haze lore and modern lemon-Haze retail names. Cultural recognition is strong; paperwork on every remake is not.
Commonly published teaching models describe Super Silver Haze as a Skunk × Northern Lights × Haze project associated with Greenhouse and related Dutch breeding storytelling. Exact ratios and which Haze, Skunk, and Northern Lights cuts sat in the earliest seed lots are historical reconstructions. Records conflict among later remakes that reuse the Super Silver Haze label; verify breeder notes when possible.
Why it mattered: Super Silver Haze proved that Haze branding could win large audiences without requiring every grower to finish pure tropical landrace plants. The most famous downstream story on this site is Super Lemon Haze, commonly reported as Lemon Skunk × Super Silver Haze. Live Haze-family neighbors include Haze, Amnesia Haze, Jack Herer, and Haze-leaning Blue Dream. Landrace context pages such as Thai explain why incense-citrus vocabulary entered the family. Skunk and Northern Lights context sits on the other published parent sides.
Lemon Skunk parent context for Super Lemon Haze also touches Lemon Skunk and historically Skunk #1. Keep Cookies and Glue families separate unless a specific cross is documented.
Terpene names frequently discussed for Super Silver Haze-leaning cuts include Terpinolene, Myrcene, Pinene, Ocimene, and Limonene. Educational aroma chemistry only. Parent details vary by release, so the commonly taught model should not be treated as a universal barcode.