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I need a crash course in growing hazes. It's just I 've heard they are difficult to grow, and am looking for some advise.I got some haze genetics I want to do ,I just want to know what I'm gettin' into. Thanks. Witch 
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No worries Witchking....
I've grown a bunch!!To start with just go with 1/4 strenth nutrient solution..
(thats 1/4 of your normal nute strenth)
Also pruning at about the 5 to 8th node will help with height problems...
Watch for tip burn and be sure to back off when you reach this point...
I always flush the pure sativas more than the indicas...Thats flushing every 3rd or 4th watering to get rid of buildup..This should keep your babies green and happy....
Be sure not to try to get them to darken like an indica cause it just won't happen...
Let me know if you need anything specific...
Take care and grow safe................................................CC
I've grown a bunch!!To start with just go with 1/4 strenth nutrient solution..
(thats 1/4 of your normal nute strenth)
Also pruning at about the 5 to 8th node will help with height problems...
Watch for tip burn and be sure to back off when you reach this point...
I always flush the pure sativas more than the indicas...Thats flushing every 3rd or 4th watering to get rid of buildup..This should keep your babies green and happy....
Be sure not to try to get them to darken like an indica cause it just won't happen...
Let me know if you need anything specific...
Take care and grow safe................................................CC
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alaeddin said:
Weather's actually really nice for this time of year, I live in a northernly climate ,so this won't last long.lol
I'm growing them indoors. Yeah I changed my Avvy but I think I like the real witchking better.
What are ya growin' man , a haze or haze cross?
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Capt. Crip said:
Actually Cap. that's exactly what I was curious about...feeding. As I get into this I may have other questions for ya. Thank you.
allow ample room for stretch, they can easily more than tripple in size during flowering.
Also dont be afraid to bend tops or branches, for a more even canopy.
Also dont be afraid to bend tops or branches, for a more even canopy.
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trichomefarmer said:allow ample room for stretch, they can easily more than tripple in size during flowering.
Also dont be afraid to bend tops or branches, for a more even canopy.
I'm growing Kali Mist so I know about the S-S-T-T-R-R-E-E-T-T-C-C-H-H-H
lol My kali's are like 5 foot monsters.Thanks for helping a brother out.
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hi witchking, who's haze you gunna try.
alaeddin
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Yeah I like the king better.
Mine was a pure one, indoors I have no experience. Pruning helped a lot with the height. Before I harvested I had no fan leaves at all, I just stopped the ferts after a time and the rain washed the soil by itself.
Capt Crip has a great smoke report on the Original Haze x Skunk by Sam, you should check it out. Makes me want to grow some.
Cheers
Mine was a pure one, indoors I have no experience. Pruning helped a lot with the height. Before I harvested I had no fan leaves at all, I just stopped the ferts after a time and the rain washed the soil by itself.
Capt Crip has a great smoke report on the Original Haze x Skunk by Sam, you should check it out. Makes me want to grow some.
Cheers
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jingles said:
I've got a pack of those Mango Haze x Nev's from Mr. nice, I'm thinking about popping some beans soon.
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alaeddin said:
I'll check it out...thanks man.
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Hey I was just wondering;If hazes don't like alot of nutes , is it still allright to put them in F.F.O.F. or is that too hot? Thanks. Witch
Mad Scientist
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Watch out with the nitrogen! Start decreasing the amount of N from week 5 of flower gradually to zero. Otherwise they will foxtail all through the buds in the last weeks.
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WitchKing said:Hey I was just wondering;If hazes don't like alot of nutes , is it still allright to put them in F.F.O.F. or is that too hot? Thanks. Witch
Cut the FFOF with some coir/perlite, should be fine.
If your still scared you could mix it with some unferted soil of some sort.
That Shantiva plant I have foxtails with no grow nutes...
Some plants are going to do that reguardless....But the Scientist is right in that it really does help to control that particular problem...
The foxfarm soil should be OK I would think...Just do not add to it for a while...
Some plants are going to do that reguardless....But the Scientist is right in that it really does help to control that particular problem...
The foxfarm soil should be OK I would think...Just do not add to it for a while...
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Cool , I was thinking if they don't eat much , there might be enough in the O.F. to keep them happy for a long time.
I just put 6 NHxMH beans in germ today. Looking forward to this one.
I just put 6 NHxMH beans in germ today. Looking forward to this one.
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Mad Scientist said:
now thats one of the best tips yet on growin out Haze, nice bro, i been tryin to figure out what was causin alot of my different sativas to Bud Spike late in flower.
ive been told not enough light, to much light, just set um in a corner and leave alone, lol.
thanks man, as this run i have goin now should be beautiful at finish with that info. its been the one hurdle i was unable to figure out.
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In my opinion (I state this very carefully) the foxtails are a result of the traits inherited from the exotic parents. These plants will usually keep forming new flowers regardless of the time they've been in flower for already. In their natural habitat they get (±) 12/12 all year round, so the plants finish partly while other parts of the plant are still far from ready yet. Because of the nitrogen in the soil they're given the opportunity to grow a little next to the energy that's being put into flowering. When growing indoors we don't want a plant that keeps on building when it should be about to finish, and by taking away the elements needed for this extended flowering period we can force the plant to finish and concentrate on existing flowermass instead of forming new shoots. Again, this is my own hypothetical conclusion, not founded by any scientific facts on this issue.
I don't want foxtails because they mess up the bud-structure and add some more chlorophyll to the buds as well.
I don't want foxtails because they mess up the bud-structure and add some more chlorophyll to the buds as well.
