Bangi Haze

[vod]

So I just bought two packs of bangi for next years outdoor. I hope they really are mold resistent. Just lost my forest crop to mold (and pollination ). Anyway Looking forward to growing your gear And hopefully smoking it Will also check them out in my micro setup under 170W CFL. Hopefully I can work with it outdoors a bit in the next few years. How true breeding is it? Any experience regarding the passing of the mold/rain/cold resistance in crosses?

 

[mihakt]

this plant realy impresed me and it's on my wish list for next year. i'm sure ther will be place for her

 

[dubi]

So I just bought two packs of bangi for next years outdoor. I hope they really are mold resistent. Just lost my forest crop to mold (and pollination ). Anyway Looking forward to growing your gear And hopefully smoking it Will also check them out in my micro setup under 170W CFL. Hopefully I can work with it outdoors a bit in the next few years. How true breeding is it? Any experience regarding the passing of the mold/rain/cold resistance in crosses?

Good day vod,

Bangi Haze is very mold and cold resistant. It's a F6 inbred line right now so it's quite true breeding, her qualities are dominant and intensified when outcrossed. Good luck!

 

[Sylacauga]

Hey Dubi

I just lucky and got the last two packs of Bangi Haze on Seedbay
I am looking forward to growing her.

Thanks for you input on ACE cold weather strains...at 10,000 feet
they gotta be able to handle the cold and some snow.

Thanks to everyone at ACE for all you are doing !

 

[dubi]

Hey Dubi

I just lucky and got the last two packs of Bangi Haze on Seedbay
I am looking forward to growing her.

Thanks for you input on ACE cold weather strains...at 10,000 feet
they gotta be able to handle the cold and some snow.

Thanks to everyone at ACE for all you are doing !

Thanks Sylacauga,

Bangi Haze is out of stock right now, only a few big distributors like Seedboutique maybe still have a few packs.

Thanks for your support! I hope you enjoy growing them! :smile:
Please, keep us updated!

 

[bonecarver_OG]

bangi haze on 3000 m + over the sea... its gonna be fun to see!

 

[four seasons]

Dubi your forum is one of my favs on this site.


I was going to let a few BH go over the winter outdoors this year and was wondering how much of a frost it will tolerate?
The coldest I usualy experience in this local is around 15 to 20 farenhite.These rare cold snaps only happen once or twice a year and last for a few hours .
I dont want to take a risk with these if I could loose them. What do think?

Ive had the opertunity and pleasure of collecting a few fine South and Central American varieties over the last 22 years.
My favorite personal old school strain that I collected is a sublime, candied, sour grape tasting goodness that reminds me of a melted grape "popsicle" when its grapey stickyness covers your fingers and palate . I believe It originated in Mexico from the highland area of Micheocan State. It finishes purple, very cerebral.
The Addition of your genetics would make any collection just about complete.
Dubi, Thanks again ...

 

[dubi]

Welcome four seasons :smile:

Bangi Haze hasn't been fully tested to resist frosts, She tolerates temps around 0ºC, even lower for a few hours, 20ºF would be limit, 15ºF probably too much.

Your purple american line sounds interesting ... is it a pure sativa? How long is the flowering time? I haven't tried american sativas with such kind of candy/grapy aromas!

 

[four seasons]

Dubi, I collected the seed stock in 91. It is a pure sativa that finishes the first week of Nov.
When it was gifted to me I was told it was from the Micheo. state of mexico.
This might be incorrect as I did not collect the stock from the place of origin myself.
All I can say is after twenty some years of messing around with long season strains this one is my fav.
Dubi, since I cant post pictures yet,Can I send you a picture?

 

[bonecarver_OG]

just keep posting and soon enough you can post pics..

i want to see them too!!

my travels thru central america and mexico have marked me for life

ah btw - two peteneras are females this far ! and two VL also.. also put away one male of VL this far ...

 

[four seasons]

Bone Carver I have been blessed with the art of travel myself. I grew up in Europe and have shuttled back and forth from the USA most of my life. My travels into the Americas were a learning experience. I am an archaeologist so my visit into Mayan and Olmac country was a cultural treasure for me.

The sativa strain I speak of is of the classic Mexican genotype. But this Christmas tree profile is stunted a bit. The height of this particular variety stays pretty short and never gets taller than six feet.
The leaf structure is classic sativa variagation with deep serated edges.
The floral structure is a bit differnt than its relatives.
The calyx formation is not fused. the calyxes are large,rounded and slightly elongated.
Very little sub tender leaves nest the bottom of the calyx formations. The little bit of sub tenders that are present are random and are not patterned like a classic sativa or indica sativa hybrid. The floral clusters form in small groups along the internodes of the stem and do not stack beyond the internode, therefore forming a very open profile with small popcorn floral formations spaced evenly along the thin sweeping stems. Even the very top floral clusters stay in tight ball formations, never stretching between one node to the next.
Because of this very open and centralized floral formation the yield is relatively low considering the very high calyx to leaf ratio.
The glandular trichome count is very high.
The aroma which transitions to flavor 100% is all candied grape with no other hints or notes in the bouquet.
Ive crossed this plant with several others and the results have been astounding to say the least.

 

[el gordo]

Bone Carver I have been blessed with the art of travel myself. I grew up in Europe and have shuttled back and forth from the USA most of my life. My travels into the Americas were a learning experience. I am an archaeologist so my visit into Mayan and Olmac country was a cultural treasure for me.

The sativa strain I speak of is of the classic Mexican genotype. But this Christmas tree profile is stunted a bit. The height of this particular variety stays pretty short and never gets taller than six feet.
The leaf structure is classic sativa variagation with deep serated edges.
The floral structure is a bit differnt than its relatives.
The calyx formation is not fused. the calyxes are large,rounded and slightly elongated.
Very little sub tender leaves nest the bottom of the calyx formations. The little bit of sub tenders that are present are random and are not patterned like a classic sativa or indica sativa hybrid. The floral clusters form in small groups along the internodes of the stem and do not stack beyond the internode, therefore forming a very open profile with small popcorn floral formations spaced evenly along the thin sweeping stems. Even the very top floral clusters stay in tight ball formations, never stretching between one node to the next.
Because of this very open and centralized floral formation the yield is relatively low considering the very high calyx to leaf ratio.
The glandular trichome count is very high.
The aroma which transitions to flavor 100% is all candied grape with no other hints or notes in the bouquet.
Ive crossed this plant with several others and the results have been astounding to say the least.

sounds like a very nice strain, have some pictures???

 

[four seasons]

Indeed El Gordo, just waiting for 50.
Thanks

 

[medical_shed]

You can post pics now mate can't you? 2 posts for pics 50 posts for PMs

 

[four seasons]

Sounds Good. I thought the magic picture number was 50.
Ill get the photo uploaded. Do I need to use photo bucket or some other type of outside source or do I simple paste a Jpeg.
Any support would be much appreciated.

The origin of the strain mentioned (Dejavu) and another old mex I grow are from a Mexican nationalist who worked with our excavation team during a university dig in cooperation with UCF in central America during the summer of 91.
Anyway, without to much discloseur the seeds were gifted to me by an honest hardworking brethren who was born and raised in Micheocan state.
The other variety I was gifted in 91 is larger more classic sativa with a "Dr. Pepper" soda, sweet and spicy bouquet.
I call this variety Spicy Cola. It is not as cerebral and has a heavier body thrust in the buzz.
I use cannabis mostly for my chrons disease and past experience with colon cancer.
Thanks.

 

[medical_shed]

Sounds good, mexican cannabis is very special and diverse and seems a little neglected these days. I grew an Acupolco based strain a while ago that blew me away.

At the top of the page is the user menu button from there you can upload pics then just click on it when you're writing your post and it should appear.

I use cannabis for chron's too, and cos I love getting high

 

[bonecarver_OG]

to post pics..

when you want to post a message - presss "go advanced"

in the window that comes up, to the RIGTH of the window where the message is written - there is button with written text "upload PICS" - click and follow on screen instructions.

peace

 

[four seasons]

Thank you much for all the help.
I reduced a few picts. last night.
I hope I can get this right. I am not the most computer savvy person.
In fact I am down right ignorant in front of a keyboard.
I guess my generation was just to far behind with this stuff...
Lets see if I can post these picts...

 

[el gordo]

I guess my generation was just to far behind with this stuff...
Lets see if I can post these picts...

but had some strange connection with musical instruments that a few today's musicians have... ;-) saludos!

 

[four seasons]

Indeed El Gordo.
Ill get my pictures up today.
I guess it doesnt matter anyway.
Peace