Hazemania
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Extra late new years haze!!!
fantastic!
really curious too where that add was taken from, Elmer Bud... thanks for sharing it with us
Fluffy clouds: great pics of the thunks! the two buds look like hazy tasty goodness indeed... thanks for sharing!
trainwreck x nevils haze sounds like a fantastic cross, up up and away
fantastic!
really curious too where that add was taken from, Elmer Bud... thanks for sharing it with us
Fluffy clouds: great pics of the thunks! the two buds look like hazy tasty goodness indeed... thanks for sharing!
trainwreck x nevils haze sounds like a fantastic cross, up up and away
Beautiful pics of those hyb's Sideshow. Just looking at them makes me high.
I've been growing and smoking for 44 years and have yet to be really wowed by any haze type that I've tried. I've grown and been blown away by the flavor and power of a few land race sativa's over those years though and I know somewhere out there there are Haze varieties that will wow me because they are just a combination of land race genetics.
My problem was that when I moved to Humboldt in 78 I was living in the woods and first discovering Indicas, that was the time Haze was just starting to spread from the Santa Cruz area, where I am from, oh the irony.
Before moving north I was growing seeds from Mexican, Colombian, Jamaican and Thai lbs. and when one year I found a plant that blew me away and changed my life, that sparked my decision to move north and grow herb. So with the Haze, it's always alluded me.
The problem now is my age and how much time I have left to grow 16 week flowering plants with a half broken body.
Growing indoor only, really limits the amount of trial and error one can afford to spend on a variety, especially if they take over eight weeks to finish.
Man I would so love to find a plant like that Zamal/Nevill's or the Tijuana. The way you guy's describe them they sound delicious.
Thanks for all of you for posting your experiences, they are very motivating and encouraging.
Keep posting the beautiful pics, they go real good with coffee in the morning.
I've been growing and smoking for 44 years and have yet to be really wowed by any haze type that I've tried. I've grown and been blown away by the flavor and power of a few land race sativa's over those years though and I know somewhere out there there are Haze varieties that will wow me because they are just a combination of land race genetics.
My problem was that when I moved to Humboldt in 78 I was living in the woods and first discovering Indicas, that was the time Haze was just starting to spread from the Santa Cruz area, where I am from, oh the irony.
Before moving north I was growing seeds from Mexican, Colombian, Jamaican and Thai lbs. and when one year I found a plant that blew me away and changed my life, that sparked my decision to move north and grow herb. So with the Haze, it's always alluded me.
The problem now is my age and how much time I have left to grow 16 week flowering plants with a half broken body.
Growing indoor only, really limits the amount of trial and error one can afford to spend on a variety, especially if they take over eight weeks to finish.
Man I would so love to find a plant like that Zamal/Nevill's or the Tijuana. The way you guy's describe them they sound delicious.
Thanks for all of you for posting your experiences, they are very motivating and encouraging.
Keep posting the beautiful pics, they go real good with coffee in the morning.
great show bob! k+ fambz!
did someone just write NEW YEARS haze? read about it couple of times, any info appreciated...
blessss
did someone just write NEW YEARS haze? read about it couple of times, any info appreciated...
blessss
Hey elmer who's catalog is that?
That's reported to be Sams catalog
I've always wanted to know details regarding the haze offerings . I imagine someone has seeds in a can in the attic or possibly a cutting survives . I haven't seen a single report on a grow or smoke experience since my time online . But I recall zamalito saying he had burning bush stock
1luvbigherb
I've always wanted to know details regarding the haze offerings . I imagine someone has seeds in a can in the attic or possibly a cutting survives . I haven't seen a single report on a grow or smoke experience since my time online . But I recall zamalito saying he had burning bush stock
1luvbigherb
Now, where was i? oh yeah, haze hybrids... more... jack herer:
this is a titans haze x strawberry diesel cross i made:
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this is a titans haze x strawberry diesel cross i made:
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here is some grapefruit x nevils haze:
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and because mr.nice hazes are seriously under-represented in this thread, critical haze from mr.nice... plant was not grown by me but by jardi, i only made the pics...
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and the last ones for tonight, amnesia haze... i'm not sure whether there really is haze in it, but it does have incense aroma and a strong psychedelic high... and she's pretty
good vibes
good vibes
G`day GB
Yeah as far as I know it was a Sacred Seeds catalogue ??
The detail most of us are over looking is ; Nevil said @ Mr Nice the Haze Sam sold him was either a cross to or had Burning Bush as an ancestor ???
Why has that not been fleshed out . ??
Thanks for sharin
EB .
Yeah as far as I know it was a Sacred Seeds catalogue ??
The detail most of us are over looking is ; Nevil said @ Mr Nice the Haze Sam sold him was either a cross to or had Burning Bush as an ancestor ???
Why has that not been fleshed out . ??
Thanks for sharin
EB .
Sup brother
Nice too see ya posting as for the catalogue here is a quote from Sams below
Now the subject of the Haze stock Nevil Recieved i Discussed at lenghts with Nevil while he was posting an afterwards . I think Nevil was very clear an indepth in his recollection an basically said it all in his short time posting .
IMO its clear but it is a subject which hasnt N i believe won't have a complete understanding without Sams input
Quotes from nevil below
1luvbigherb
Great thread Sideshow-Bob...with the light colored leaves, those Amnesia Hz don't look so much like the SSH they're often said to be...
Hi bigherb, I have a couple of stories of Haze and Mexican being linked. Firstly, on one of those Greenhouse grow videos with Arjan and Franco - Neville's Haze it was - Arjan states that Haze originates from Oaxacan. Now I know that Arjan is not regarded as a reputable cannabis resource or Haze aficionado, and this probably confirms that, but given his exposure to the Dutch haze histories, it's strange that he should make that comment...
Secondly, I was at a party a couple of years ago where some buds were being passed around, and when I was offered a smell of these 3 or 4 samples and asked what I thought they were, I scratched my head and said, "Oaxacan?" It turned out that the samples were some Neville's Hz buds selected by the Nevil himself. Now I'm significantly less of a Haze aficionado even than Arjan
, but those Neville's Hz buds smelled a lot like the Oaxacan that Kangativa grows to me, and a couple of them also smoked similar - balanced euphoric, not trippy.
However of those samples one was much stronger and trippier than the rest and I received a cut of this sample - NHz 21 - and the growth pattern appeared to be a combination of a wide branching Thai coupled to a Colombian Xmas tree. Now the NH21 retained a bouquet similar to the Oaxacan; tropical fruits with a citrus- almost ammonia-like base, but the flowers looked nothing like Oaxacans I've seen, and were also exotic to me being used to green Thais - wispy reddish/golden brown flowers with resin coated calyxes that seemed almost amber from the start. So perhaps I see some Colombian traits in the mix.
Now in truth, I don't like this haze so much because it's a bit intense and introspective, but it would probably cross well to anything, and every once in a while if I feel like a terrifying self examination...
Anyway, the combination of Meao Thai/ OTHz or Panama/ OTHz sounds like some balanced hybrids to me.
Hi bigherb, I have a couple of stories of Haze and Mexican being linked. Firstly, on one of those Greenhouse grow videos with Arjan and Franco - Neville's Haze it was - Arjan states that Haze originates from Oaxacan. Now I know that Arjan is not regarded as a reputable cannabis resource or Haze aficionado, and this probably confirms that, but given his exposure to the Dutch haze histories, it's strange that he should make that comment...
Secondly, I was at a party a couple of years ago where some buds were being passed around, and when I was offered a smell of these 3 or 4 samples and asked what I thought they were, I scratched my head and said, "Oaxacan?" It turned out that the samples were some Neville's Hz buds selected by the Nevil himself. Now I'm significantly less of a Haze aficionado even than Arjan
, but those Neville's Hz buds smelled a lot like the Oaxacan that Kangativa grows to me, and a couple of them also smoked similar - balanced euphoric, not trippy. However of those samples one was much stronger and trippier than the rest and I received a cut of this sample - NHz 21 - and the growth pattern appeared to be a combination of a wide branching Thai coupled to a Colombian Xmas tree. Now the NH21 retained a bouquet similar to the Oaxacan; tropical fruits with a citrus- almost ammonia-like base, but the flowers looked nothing like Oaxacans I've seen, and were also exotic to me being used to green Thais - wispy reddish/golden brown flowers with resin coated calyxes that seemed almost amber from the start. So perhaps I see some Colombian traits in the mix.
Now in truth, I don't like this haze so much because it's a bit intense and introspective, but it would probably cross well to anything, and every once in a while if I feel like a terrifying self examination...
Anyway, the combination of Meao Thai/ OTHz or Panama/ OTHz sounds like some balanced hybrids to me.
Bushy
Sup brother
Always great to have your insight .Those stories r indeed interesting an its some shit to have smoked hand selected Buds from Nev
Im not sure of the statement from arjan an i do think he has a great knowledge of dutch haze . BUt from my experience the description in his catalouge of strains didnt match what i tasted in 4 Diff trips to his coffeshop . The closest thing from GH CS i tasted which is what i know as haze type was Hashplant haze which is not in thier catalouge but was a speciality item from S.holland
My quick thought on mexican being prsent in her qualities ,As i was told in my quest for Incense / Frankincense is many S.american / asian varieties share similarieties
As for the mexican expressing itself in the haze lines from what ive seen in my time on the net its not reported . BUt not many are even familiar with true mexican who are actively posting . Anyhow from what ive seen i can relate abit I Seen a NYC Haze grown outdoors which looked very similar to pics of Oaxacan
1luvbigherb
Sup brother
Always great to have your insight .Those stories r indeed interesting an its some shit to have smoked hand selected Buds from Nev
Im not sure of the statement from arjan an i do think he has a great knowledge of dutch haze . BUt from my experience the description in his catalouge of strains didnt match what i tasted in 4 Diff trips to his coffeshop . The closest thing from GH CS i tasted which is what i know as haze type was Hashplant haze which is not in thier catalouge but was a speciality item from S.holland
My quick thought on mexican being prsent in her qualities ,As i was told in my quest for Incense / Frankincense is many S.american / asian varieties share similarieties
As for the mexican expressing itself in the haze lines from what ive seen in my time on the net its not reported . BUt not many are even familiar with true mexican who are actively posting . Anyhow from what ive seen i can relate abit I Seen a NYC Haze grown outdoors which looked very similar to pics of Oaxacan
1luvbigherb
thx
i think it was taken with a sigma 50mm macro on a eos 350d...
very interesting! wasn't aware of the burning bush till now... i think i remember reading that nevil said he got haze seeds directly from the haze brothers and not sam, so this is news to me...
hi bushweed
great to have you here!like everybody else i have spend hours looking at kangativas plants and drooling... much respect! when i see a pure sativa grown outdoors in the right enviroment it makes me realise how feeble and mingy my attempts at growing sativas indoor really are
sadly, where i live outdoor growing in general is difficult because of the high density of population here (200+ persons per km²) and i'm living in the city too... finishing a pure sativa is not only difficult but impossible at 49° N... so i have to resort to the artificial lights to be able to experience real sativas...
thanks for sharing your experience with nevils selected expressions of his haze - not the type of information you come across everyday
i have nothing to add to the considerations of the relation of haze and oaxacan as i have no direct experience with pure mexicans, but i find it really interesting to read!i think i know the type of high you are talking about, it's what i asociate mainly with thais and se asian sativas... i don't like it if it's too racy, confused or dysphoric - but in a well balanced hybrid it can be really great... that is what i love about the titans haze - she's got that trippy, energizing aspect and is clear as spring water in its psychedelia, but she never gets pushy, racy or dysphoric because the skunk added some euphoria (but no mudiness)
the purple haze x panama for me is less clear and energetic but more dreamy and just as euphoric - but that may very well stem from the difference between green haze and purple haze... both are 10/10 in effects for me
here is some top haze (bluehemp) grown outdoor guerilla-style @ 49° N for you:
good vibes
good vibes
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Stone Locust
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once mario send me shitload rest seeds and it got lost during post
Wow that's too bad bohempian.
Nectar seeds's nectar haze which is reported to be tophaze at 52N.
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