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de145

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, if one chopps a plant with clear trics, one will have chopped an imature plant, and if one chopps a plant full of amber, plant has been dulled out by overripping, so optimal harvest is when all trichomes are cloudy, and that is verry rare! ... usually when 90% of the plant has cloudy trichomes, 10% has already past maturing point, so a bit of amber is a good indication of proper harvest. not to mention that when trics go amber, THC oxidises into THCV CBN, and other cannabinnoids.

Very long discussion on this here if you're interested in learning more from a bunch of very motivated sativa growers: https://www.icmag.com/ic/showthread.php?t=271153

In short though I would say in my case I rarely see frosty trichomes on Ace sativas no matter how long they grow. They turn clearish amber when they are way overgone and the trichomes are all withered looking and bent over / shrunk. Way beyond a good harvest point.

I think the best way is sample early and often and keep the samples separate and try them after curing and at least a month of storage to get a better idea of what is best for you.

I've found consistently after doing the above that the best harvest window is when the pistils are 50% dead or slightly more in all my strains but maybe that's just my conditions.

In every strain when the pistils are all dead I note always a very dull cloudy headed uninspiring high that only gets worse on long term storage.,
 

Jhhnn

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Very long discussion on this here if you're interested in learning more from a bunch of very motivated sativa growers: https://www.icmag.com/ic/showthread.php?t=271153

In short though I would say in my case I rarely see frosty trichomes on Ace sativas no matter how long they grow. They turn clearish amber when they are way overgone and the trichomes are all withered looking and bent over / shrunk. Way beyond a good harvest point.

I think the best way is sample early and often and keep the samples separate and try them after curing and at least a month of storage to get a better idea of what is best for you.

I've found consistently after doing the above that the best harvest window is when the pistils are 50% dead or slightly more in all my strains but maybe that's just my conditions.

In every strain when the pistils are all dead I note always a very dull cloudy headed uninspiring high that only gets worse on long term storage.,

How well does your method mesh with suggested flowering times using Ace Seeds? If they say 12 weeks, for example, is that in the ballpark?
 

de145

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How well does your method mesh with suggested flowering times using Ace Seeds? If they say 12 weeks, for example, is that in the ballpark?

My method is consistently one to four weeks earlier than what Ace quotes. In fact I find all their seeds to finish earlier than they say. There is some speculation that LED lights cause earlier finishes.

I started out using the Ace estimated weeks but quickly realized I was ruining all that hard work with shrivelled trichomes and a bland CBN breakdown high.

Bangi Haze actually is one of the closest as mine finishes in 8 weeks and they estimate 9-10.

But in any case I think, now, that it's very important to disregard what the vendor says about estimated finishing times because it seems to vary wildly and can cause you to make many harvest time mistakes if you think it should finish at that time.
 

Jhhnn

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My method is consistently one to four weeks earlier than what Ace quotes. In fact I find all their seeds to finish earlier than they say. There is some speculation that LED lights cause earlier finishes.

I started out using the Ace estimated weeks but quickly realized I was ruining all that hard work with shrivelled trichomes and a bland CBN breakdown high.

Bangi Haze actually is one of the closest as mine finishes in 8 weeks and they estimate 9-10.

But in any case I think, now, that it's very important to disregard what the vendor says about estimated finishing times because it seems to vary wildly and can cause you to make many harvest time mistakes if you think it should finish at that time.

I asked because other seed vendors are often, uhh, over-optimistic wrt finishing times. They can say 9 weeks, when it turns out to be more like 11 to get the best results. It's a marketing thing. Glad to hear that Ace does business otherwise.

Dunno about led's, but I think that strong lighting hastens finishing times, particularly if there's enough blue in the spectrum.
 

ThaiBliss

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My method is consistently one to four weeks earlier than what Ace quotes. In fact I find all their seeds to finish earlier than they say. There is some speculation that LED lights cause earlier finishes.

I started out using the Ace estimated weeks but quickly realized I was ruining all that hard work with shrivelled trichomes and a bland CBN breakdown high.

Bangi Haze actually is one of the closest as mine finishes in 8 weeks and they estimate 9-10.

But in any case I think, now, that it's very important to disregard what the vendor says about estimated finishing times because it seems to vary wildly and can cause you to make many harvest time mistakes if you think it should finish at that time.

Funny you should mention, I have had the exact same experience. I went 9 weeks with Bangi Haze, but I let it get very ripe. It did not ruin the high at all, but I also noticed that I did not find it racy either. All the other strains were at least 3 weeks faster than I expected.

I grow under a combo of HPS and MH, so there is a good portion of blue spectrum.

ThaiBliss
 
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scai

Hey guys! I've got Banhgi haze!!! I've got Banhgi haze!!
At last!
Looking really forward growing these!
 

ThaiBliss

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Hey guys! I've got Banhgi haze!!! I've got Banhgi haze!!
At last!
Looking really forward growing these!

Scai,

I'm doing Bangi Haze again, this time outside. Fine quality herb. Please post your pictures when they start growing. I love to see how they look when others grow them, and to see if you find phenotypes that I am also seeing. I'm doing NepalJam as well. Thanks Dubi! I'm starting with 7 all together, but I'll only plant 4 into the ground.

Here they both are with Bangi Haze in the foreground and NepalJam in the back:
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I also have a few more Bangi Haze. This one is one of the more interesting phenotypes:
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I'm planning on making some seeds, because I don't want to run out of these. Perhaps I'll try a cross, just in case I like the NepalJam as much. I wonder if the same individuals of Nepalese were used in both these lines.

I'm going to grow these as big as I can. So far, I think I have a good start.
:dance013:

ThaiBliss
 

LowFalutin

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I really liked my Nep-leaning NepJam. Floaty-headed fun.
A little mongy before a nice cure, tho'.
Finished in around 9 weeks.
The only thing missing was some fuego/energy.
The African genetics certainly take care of that in the Bangi Haze.
And hopefully the green haze will do something similar in my Nepal Haze, in flower.
Best of luck with the grow, TB.

Saludos
 

ThaiBliss

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I really liked my Nep-leaning NepJam. Floaty-headed fun.
A little mongy before a nice cure, tho'.
Finished in around 9 weeks.
The only thing missing was some fuego/energy.
The African genetics certainly take care of that in the Bangi Haze.
And hopefully the green haze will do something similar in my Nepal Haze, in flower.
Best of luck with the grow, TB.

Saludos

Hey Buddy,

I think you got it right. The Bangi Haze has excellent energy without being racy. I let it get very ripe. It may be racy at an earlier harvest. Green Haze should have energy to contribute. I'm not sure the Nepalese is the part that makes it not so energetic. I've never grown that one pure.

I grew a Jamaican that looked very much like the Jamaican Blue Mountain. It had a great feel to the high. I would not call it energetic, but it did have a floaty feel to it, no couch-lock, and a positive vibe. I let it go 9 weeks the first time. I tried going 12 weeks in my next grow, because it continued to push out flushes of pistils. In my opinion, it did not get stronger, but the positive vibe get lost and it felt a little weird, like taking a muscle relaxer or something. It gave me the blahs. I was just re-reading the NepalJam thread, and someone posted that Jamaican Blue Mountain was the kind of strain that you could harvest a few weeks early and it would not ruin it. They suggested going full term because the buds got so much bigger. Perhaps you experienced NepalJam with the same effects as I did with the Blue Mountain look alike. I'll likely have to harvest early anyway, depending on the weather. I'm building a hillbilly greenhouse over the grow, just in case.

I just spent the last few hours preparing almost two of the four holes I need. Jeez, I'm definitely not young anymore. Pheew! I'm beat.

:violin:

ThaiBliss
 
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scai

Scai,

I'm doing Bangi Haze again, this time outside. Fine quality herb. Please post your pictures when they start growing. I love to see how they look when others grow them, and to see if you find phenotypes that I am also seeing. I'm doing NepalJam as well. Thanks Dubi! I'm starting with 7 all together, but I'll only plant 4 into the ground.

Here they both are with Bangi Haze in the foreground and NepalJam in the back:
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I also have a few more Bangi Haze. This one is one of the more interesting phenotypes:
View Image


I'm planning on making some seeds, because I don't want to run out of these. Perhaps I'll try a cross, just in case I like the NepalJam as much. I wonder if the same individuals of Nepalese were used in both these lines.

I'm going to grow these as big as I can. So far, I think I have a good start.
:dance013:

ThaiBliss

I will.
I popped five of them and they are starting to be ready to pot.
I will grow big too, cause I like big, sturdy plants!
It's going to be nice to see if there are different phenos, really looking forward to see them...
And seeds, yes, I do have quite nice collection of Ace seeds and like to make more of them ;)
Nice to see you again ThaiBliss :)

Any suggestions of feeding, low or mediate?
 

ThaiBliss

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I will.
I popped five of them and they are starting to be ready to pot.
I will grow big too, cause I like big, sturdy plants!
It's going to be nice to see if there are different phenos, really looking forward to see them...
And seeds, yes, I do have quite nice collection of Ace seeds and like to make more of them ;)
Nice to see you again ThaiBliss :)

Any suggestions of feeding, low or mediate?

Bangi Haze doesn't seem especially nutrient sensitive to me, but I tend to feed on the light side compared to most.
 
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scai

Okay, so I thought too.
I'm a light feeder too.

All my Banghis are out of woods now, 5 of them.Very fast sprouting, very strong growers.

You do not want pictures of seedlings Do you?
Cause they are no different than any other seedlings ;)
 
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Lean Green

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Here are some bad pics of my Bangi Haze. Not sure if the camera sucks or I'm too short on time these days to learn how to use it properly :shrug:
I ran 2 plants, similar structure on both, loud smelling herb for sure.

I'll post dry pics and a few words on the smoke soon
 
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scai

Lack of sun, they Streeeech!
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Left one is Banghi and right one is from Varanasi, friend of mine brought those seeds.
 
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scai

That would be nice Orfeas ;)
But I'm not so worried, they have plenty of time to grow to be bushes,
had to pinch tops though.

Growing in a greenhouse is magnificent.You really can see how much plants enjoy of cool nights and real sun.
It's so much different than in inside.

Got Peyote purples, Somangos and some indicas and they are bursting.Leaves are big and fat.So healthy....
Wish the summer was 3 monts longer than now....
 

TheRealHash

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Check out this Banghi v.

My friends from the mountains say they have plants like this sometimes.. I think its pretty cool.


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scai

Nice plant.It has white leaf, doesn't it?
Sometimes occurs, would be nice to know why?
 
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