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Tom Hill Haze
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StickyBandit
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Maybe shorter bans would be more appropriate, just until he sobers up??
PlasmaTube
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This is stressing me out...but I love it, lol. Kinda like haze/sativa. It makes you nervous and feel on edge...but in a good trippy way. Good luck with all those, bruh.
well “something" is a shame..he does act like a spoiled kid..
and appears to invite destruction mode .
dunno if thh is the same as ohz but I grew two of MMac’s R4 OHZ..
got one pearls on a stick, and one chunkier haze I sarcastically call the fat ohz
I whined about sedation after I grew it..andn how it wasn’t overly potent..
I dumped the cuts too..
but last night I smoked some of the two year old in freezer pearly ohz..hahaha
and it cut through everything including the tiredness I had..darn good weed
and I think I did the same thing three weeks ago with the fat ohz..
if tom’s “version” of haze is way way[way] better like he says..
then... if I actually sifted through a whole 100 bunch....
the glory train just might happen
“Pearly"
PlasmaTube
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As far as haze lovers and sentiment goes...100% hoe I feel about head ripper sativas/hazes. If you cant handle the trip...dont get on the bus.
Eltitoguay
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@Raco, permíteme preguntarte sobre tu selección de Tom Hill Haze que luego usó Jeep para su Bubblehaze aquella que te conté tuve (también la compartí con @Dee.S73, que a su vez la usó como parental para una variedad suya que creo rula por Canarias); creo que Jeep me dijo Raco's T.H.H.#23, si recuerdo correctamente: No se si podrías comentarme algo sobre como era su psicoactividad, sabor, y patrón de crecimiento y floración...
Gracias por la atención y tiempo anticipadas.
@Raco, let me ask you about your selection of Tom Hill Haze that Jeep later used for its Bubblehaze, the one that I told you I had (I also shared it with @Dee.S73, who in turn used it as a parent for a variety of his that I think rula for Canary Islands); I think Jeep told me Raco's T.H.H.#23, if I remember correctly: I don't know if you could tell me something about its psychoactivity, flavor, and growth & bloom pattern... Thank you for your attention and time in advance.
Gracias por la atención y tiempo anticipadas.
@Raco, let me ask you about your selection of Tom Hill Haze that Jeep later used for its Bubblehaze, the one that I told you I had (I also shared it with @Dee.S73, who in turn used it as a parent for a variety of his that I think rula for Canary Islands); I think Jeep told me Raco's T.H.H.#23, if I remember correctly: I don't know if you could tell me something about its psychoactivity, flavor, and growth & bloom pattern... Thank you for your attention and time in advance.
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goingrey
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It's easy enough to handle. Not a wild rollercoaster ride, more a slow descent into social isolation. Coz everyone is scheming, I'm sure of it. But hey, I know what'll show 'em, acting out!
PlasmaTube
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I'm sure I'm not the only one...but if one of yall has info on the THH drop (latest info/updates) please share. Thanks!
Tom's ban is only thru May 31, over just in time for the drop. 
Hmm. Maybe I am just an old jaded salesman but it seems to me that TH is following textbook marketing strategy to create demand for his drop . . .
2. Information Scarcity
If you leak just enough information before launch, you can generate tremendous buzz as your audience searches everywhere for more information.
3. Leverage User-Generated Content
Sometimes creating demand for a product is as simple as letting your customers sell the experience for you.
4. Make It Exclusive
People generally want something more when they can’t have it. They demand to know why they can’t have it, what factor excludes them, and how they can possibly get access to it.
2. Information Scarcity
If you leak just enough information before launch, you can generate tremendous buzz as your audience searches everywhere for more information.
3. Leverage User-Generated Content
Sometimes creating demand for a product is as simple as letting your customers sell the experience for you.
4. Make It Exclusive
People generally want something more when they can’t have it. They demand to know why they can’t have it, what factor excludes them, and how they can possibly get access to it.
exoticrobotic
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The best most reliable way to get a good strain. Sometimes you can believe the hype.
I didn't get a 5% trippy haze out of 5 thh females i tried from his pictured packs bought around 2006 but they were all excellent weed and all had effects that were very distinct between phenos, deep and not found in any other weed i'd grown.
The purple one gave me a constant feeling of deja vu and nostalgia but made me lie down and day dream away with nice cevs and a smile on my face but became somewhat edgy at higher doses.
The greener ones had better energy, no body like the purple had and let great thought processes flow. I solved many coding and I.T issues with this weed as it greatly promoted lateral abstract thought.
They were all midly trippy and all enhanced colour contrast and helped pattern recognition with random stimili but if you aint got shit to do and focus on and a lot of it, it can be an overwhelming smoke.
It is a bit overwhelming anyway, the sudden onset of rushes.
I still have some seeds left of that release but i'll definitely be buying some of this release for the vault.
5 percent of 5 or 10 is different than 5 percent of 100, statistics aren't in your favour the lower the numbers are.
exoticrobotic
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If his DC and X18 are anything as good as his haze you could be pretty much sorted for smoke on those 3 varieties and crosses alone.
I feel obliged to post about it as it really is that good.
Must take a lot of work to keep those lines going for all those years.
I feel obliged to post about it as it really is that good.
Must take a lot of work to keep those lines going for all those years.
OldCoolSativa
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Question for those of you with experience selecting for green vs purple hazes: can you identify either one before they go into flower, or do you have to let the plant go well into the flower cycle?
SolarLogos
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My purple haze did not show purple until she was in flower, but the low temperatures outside had also dropped to below 53F.
Last year and the year before, I was able to identify which plants would be purple while they were seedlings. I put my plants outdoors on 4/20 and the low temps are in the upper 40s-low 50s. The ones with the purple stem, I mark the cups "purple". They all veg green, but the ones marked purple, produced the purple flowers later on. My guess is, if a plant is going to produce anthocyanins to turn purple, they will produce them as seedlings (edit: if started in cold weather).
PlasmaTube
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Great take...and it doesn't even hit the 5%?! Nice. Not bad for outliers. Any other feedback? Are there other hazes you'd compare in effect that you've grown before?
StickyBandit
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Another question for those more knowledgeable, if I have say 20 THH plants and none are the 5% will breeding them give the same odds of creating the 5% in the resulting seed through the stored genetics??
Tom said he doesnt cull but cuts back those less desirable ones to preserve genetic heritage, as for percentages that could be of value among them he did not mention it.
