Super Hash
Cannabis seeds
by Pyramid Seeds
Super Hash Feminized Seeds by Pyramid Seeds
Super Hash feminized seeds produce a 90% Indica cannabis plant bred specifically for resin extraction and hash production. Where most heavy Indica strains need 60-70 days in flower, Super Hash wraps up in 55 days and coats everything — including the fan leaves — in a visible white frost of trichomes. Yields push 500-600 grams under optimal conditions, with THC sitting at 14-19%. If you've ever dry-sifted your trim and been underwhelmed by what fell through the screen, this is the strain that addresses that gap. Buy Super Hash feminized seeds from Azarius and put your trim bin to work.
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Seed Bank | Pyramid Seeds |
| Seed Type | Feminized (photoperiod) |
| Genetics | 90% Indica / 10% Sativa |
| THC Content | 14-19% |
| Flowering Time | 55 days |
| Indoor Yield | 500-600 grams |
| Seeds per Pack | 5 |
| Sex | Feminized — no males to cull |
Why Super Hash Feminized Seeds Deserve a Spot in Your Grow Room
Super Hash finishes flowering in 55 days — 5 to 15 days faster than comparable heavy Indica hash strains. Most growers who run hash-oriented genetics accept a trade-off: heavy resin production usually comes with longer flowering times and fussier plants. Super Hash sidesteps that entirely. In a perpetual setup, that time difference adds up to an entire extra cycle per year.
The trichome coverage on this plant is genuinely unusual. We're not talking about frosty buds with a dusting of sugar leaf sparkle — the largest fan leaves develop a visible white coating of resin glands. That's the detail that matters if you're running dry sift, bubble hash, or pressing rosin. The trim bin alone produces meaningful yields of hash-grade material, which is something you can't say about most strains. Pyramid Seeds bred this variety explicitly for pollen extraction and hashish production, and the results are visible to the naked eye well before harvest.
The honest limitation? At 14-19% THC, Super Hash isn't going to top any potency charts. If you're chasing 25%+ flower for smoking, look at something like Pyramid Seeds' Double OG Haze instead. But here's the thing — THC percentage in flower is almost irrelevant when your goal is extraction. What matters is total trichome mass per plant, and Super Hash delivers that in spades. The resin glands are dense, abundant, and cover surfaces that most strains leave bare.
Growing Super Hash Feminized Seeds — What to Expect
Super Hash feminized seeds produce compact, bushy Indica-dominant plants with short internodes and minimal stretch in flower. That 90% Indica heritage means thick stems and a structure that responds well to SOG (Sea of Green) setups. You can pack more plants per square metre without them fighting for light.
- Germinate your Super Hash feminized seeds using the paper towel method or directly in a starter plug — taproot typically appears within 24-72 hours.
- Veg under 18/6 light for 3-5 weeks depending on your target plant size. These stay compact, so a slightly longer veg period won't cause problems in a standard-height tent.
- Flip to 12/12 and watch the trichome production ramp up from around week 3 of flower. By week 5, even the fan leaves will show visible frost.
- Harvest at day 55 of flower — check trichome colour with a loupe. You want mostly cloudy with a few amber heads for hash production. Fully amber trichomes mean you've left it slightly too long.
- Save every scrap of trim. With Super Hash, the sugar leaves and even the larger fan leaves carry enough resin to justify a dry-sift or bubble hash run. Don't bin anything until you've shaken it over a screen.
One thing to watch: the compact bud structure means airflow matters. In humid climates or poorly ventilated tents, those dense colas can trap moisture. Keep your relative humidity below 50% in the final two weeks of flower, and consider defoliating the interior canopy around week 3 to let air circulate. A small oscillating fan pointed at the canopy makes a real difference.
Super Hash for Resin Extraction — Trichome Yield Breakdown
Super Hash produces approximately 30-40% more siftable trichome material from trim than a standard Indica of similar plant size, based on dry-sift comparisons at 120 microns. We've seen growers run dedicated hash gardens with strains that cost twice as much and produce half the trim-bin yield. Super Hash is the workhorse variety for anyone who gives the trim run the same attention as the main harvest. The 55-day flowering period means you can run roughly 6.5 cycles per year in a perpetual indoor setup — that's a lot of resin.
The sensory profile of the fresh plant is worth mentioning: crack open a mature bud and you get a thick, sticky resin coating on your fingers that's noticeably heavier than what you'd expect from a mid-THC strain. The trichome heads are large enough to see without magnification on the fan leaves, which is unusual. Most strains only show that level of coverage on the calyxes. When you run this through a 120-micron screen, the yield from trim alone is impressive.
According to a review published in PMC (Chemistry, Metabolism, and Toxicology of Cannabis), cannabis produces a range of behavioural and physiological effects, with THC acting as a partial agonist at cannabinoid type 1 receptors — the mechanism responsible for the psychoactive response (PMC3570572). At 14-19% THC, Super Hash sits in a moderate range. According to research published in PMC (Different Tokes for Different Folks, 2023), THC's partial agonist activity at CB1 receptors is what drives the characteristic experience consumers associate with Indica-dominant genetics (PMC10184640). Additionally, the EMCDDA's Cannabis Drug Profile notes that resin (hashish) products typically concentrate cannabinoids well above the levels found in herbal material, which is precisely the advantage of growing a trichome-heavy cultivar like Super Hash for extraction purposes (EMCDDA, Cannabis Drug Profile).
Running a hash-focused grow? Pair Super Hash feminized seeds with a set of bubble bags for ice water extraction, or grab a pollen press to compact your dry sift into proper temple balls. For a contrasting strain in the same tent, Pyramid Seeds' Black Cherry Punch offers a different terpene profile and similar flowering speed — good for blending hash varieties. You can also browse the full Pyramid Seeds collection and the Azarius cannabis seeds category for more feminized options.
Super Hash vs Other Hash-Oriented Strains
Super Hash finishes in 55 days with 500-600g yields and extreme trichome coverage — outpacing traditional Afghani and Moroccan hash genetics on all three key metrics. Choosing a strain for hash production comes down to three numbers: trichome density, flowering time, and total yield. Here's how Super Hash stacks up against two common alternatives.
| Feature | Super Hash (Pyramid Seeds) | Typical Afghani Hash Plant | Typical Moroccan Landrace |
|---|---|---|---|
| Genetics | 90% Indica | 100% Indica | Mostly Sativa-leaning |
| Flowering Time | 55 days | 60-70 days | 70-90 days |
| Indoor Yield | 500-600g | 350-450g | 300-400g |
| THC Range | 14-19% | 15-20% | 8-15% |
| Trichome Coverage | Extreme — fan leaves included | Heavy on buds and sugar leaves | Moderate — mostly calyxes |
| Seed Type | Feminized | Usually regular | Regular (landrace) |
The speed advantage is the real differentiator. Traditional hash-plant genetics from Afghanistan or Morocco take 60-90 days in flower and often require pheno-hunting through regular seeds. Super Hash gives you feminized convenience, a 55-day finish, and trichome coverage that extends beyond where most strains bother producing resin. For a dedicated hash grower running multiple cycles per year, those extra days add up fast.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Super Hash a good strain for beginners?
Yes. The compact Indica structure, short flowering time of 55 days, and feminized genetics make Super Hash straightforward to grow. You won't need to identify and remove males, and the plants stay manageable in height. Just keep humidity in check during late flower to prevent mould in those dense buds.
What kind of hash can I make from Super Hash?
Dry sift, bubble hash, and rosin all work well. The large, dense trichome heads on this strain are well-suited to mechanical separation. Dry sifting over a 120-micron screen is the simplest method. For bubble hash, a 73-micron bag captures the best full-melt material from Super Hash trim.
How much hash can I expect from one Super Hash plant?
Hash yield depends on your extraction method, but the trichome coverage on Super Hash — including fan leaves — means you'll get significantly more siftable material than average. A healthy indoor plant yielding 500-600g of flower can produce enough quality trim for a meaningful hash run on top of the main harvest.
Is 14-19% THC too low for good hash?
Not at all. THC percentage measures cannabinoid concentration in dried flower. Hash production concentrates trichomes mechanically, so your final product will test considerably higher than the source material. What matters more is total trichome mass per plant, and Super Hash excels there.
Can I grow Super Hash outdoors?
Super Hash performs best indoors where you control the light cycle, but it can be grown outdoors in warm, dry climates. The compact structure and 55-day flowering period mean it finishes early in the season — useful in northern European climates where autumn rain threatens late-flowering strains. Watch humidity closely outdoors; those dense buds attract mould if conditions are damp.
Does Super Hash smell strongly during flowering?
Yes. Any strain producing this level of trichome coverage will have a noticeable aroma, particularly from week 3 of flower onwards. If you're growing indoors, a carbon filter on your extraction fan is not optional — it's a requirement. The resin-heavy nature of this strain means the scent is thick and persistent.
How does Super Hash compare to auto-flowering hash strains?
Super Hash is a photoperiod feminized strain, meaning you control when flowering starts by switching to 12/12 light. Auto-flowering versions exist from some seed banks, but photoperiod plants generally produce larger yields and allow for longer veg periods. If maximum trichome production per cycle is your goal, the photoperiod Super Hash with its 500-600g yield is the stronger choice.
Last updated: April 2026
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