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ULMW

ULMW

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LowFalutin said:
at a little over 8wks of 11/13.
the 2 main pheno/genotypes i'm seeing in the green OT haze
basically lie between these two bud structure types:
the faster, more productive, a little darker greened...
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the slower, less productive, a little lighter greened...
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saludos!
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:jump::D

Just had some P. Haze x KC and have a next cross of P Haze x Purple PCK in flower now. I was delighted by the haze as were grower friends who have grown many hazes especially.
I am sure you will find the expression you desire.
I am thinking to add a bag to my next order in Feb.
OldTimersHaze and Ace Seeds love, passion and expert breeding, make these a must for haze lovers.
Thank you for sharing you photos Low Falutin ! Happy growing! :tiphat:
 
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48N

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how does the shorter flowering wider-leaf "mexican" green haze pheno compare to the average green haze? is it clearer or less clear? more or less energetic?

is purple haze very similiar to punto rojo?

as soon as theres more (semi-)autoflowering sativas i will cross them to oldtimer haze :)
 
LowFalutin

LowFalutin

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pure green OT haze

pure green OT haze

@ 11wks of 11/13, with the two
"opposing" bud/plant structures...
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aromas on all plants are a similar earth/humus.
tall one's at 20"/51cm, shorter's at 10".
they've stayed nicely small in the 1qt.-sized* pots,
and will be up-potted into largers as soon as
their soil's dried enough.

also, soon time for pollination. i find wispy-
budded plants harder to re-veg, so don't know yet
how much of each plant i'll devote to seed-making
and/or re-vegging.

i've twice the number of the shorter denser
structured vs the lighter, longer...
maybe they're more frequently occuring?
structures representative of parents used?
difference in effects between the structures?

saludos!

* ~ 946ml
 
dubi

dubi

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48N said:
how does the shorter flowering wider-leaf "mexican" green haze pheno compare to the average green haze? is it clearer or less clear? more or less energetic?

is purple haze very similiar to punto rojo?

as soon as theres more (semi-)autoflowering sativas i will cross them to oldtimer haze :)
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Hi 48N,

You can also find excellent effects in the shorter flowering wider-leaf Green Haze pheno, the quality of the effect in Oldtimer's Haze line is not so related to structures, the key is selection.

Yes, Purple Haze pheno is highly related to the old Punto Rojo sativa strains.
 
dubi

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LowFalutin said:
@ 11wks of 11/13, with the two
"opposing" bud/plant structures...
View Image

aromas on all plants are a similar earth/humus.
tall one's at 20"/51cm, shorter's at 10".
they've stayed nicely small in the 1qt.-sized* pots,
and will be up-potted into largers as soon as
their soil's dried enough.

also, soon time for pollination. i find wispy-
budded plants harder to re-veg, so don't know yet
how much of each plant i'll devote to seed-making
and/or re-vegging.

i've twice the number of the shorter denser
structured vs the lighter, longer...
maybe they're more frequently occuring?
structures representative of parents used?
difference in effects between the structures?

saludos!

* ~ 946ml
Click to expand...

Hi LowFalutin,

Current Green Haze release is an open pollination of the green pheno: many Green Haze parental plants (females and males) were open pollinated to produce this release.

Not sure how many seeds did you germinate, but usually the thin leaved, taller, longer flowering phenos are more prevalent. Interesting you are finding easily plants from the more compact Green Haze pheno. Guess it is just probabilistic , bigger populations will show in a more representative way the ratios of the different phenos.

I'm amazed how you always manage to control the size of your hazes so they flower almost like dwarfs from seed. :)

Best wishes!
 
ULMW

ULMW

Active member
LowFalutin said:
at a little over 8wks of 11/13.
the 2 main pheno/genotypes i'm seeing in the green OT haze
basically lie between these two bud structure types:
the faster, more productive, a little darker greened...
View Image

the slower, less productive, a little lighter greened...
View Image

saludos!
Click to expand...

Greetings LowFalutin!
My Oh My that G. O.T.Hz looks awesome. Any aromas presenting? Thanks for sharing the photos and grow info. Really helps. Happy growing!:)
 
LowFalutin

LowFalutin

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thanks much for the info dubi.
i got almost all compact darker green phenos,
with one taller and lighter greened; and one
kind of runty, lighter-green, with really sparse buds.
close-up of a compact pheno bud at 14wks of 11/13...
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ULMW said:
Greetings LowFalutin!
My Oh My that G. O.T.Hz looks awesome. Any aromas presenting? Thanks for sharing the photos and grow info. Really helps. Happy growing!:)
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hi ulmw. aromas are still earthy. cheers
 
LowFalutin

LowFalutin

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purple-leaning green OT haze,
at 15wks of 11/13...
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she seems to have larger trichome heads than the other green OTHs.

saludos
 
LowFalutin

LowFalutin

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wispy "wheat pheno" of green OT haze,
at 16wks of 11/13...
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her aroma is a little sweeter than the others',
which is still mostly dank humus.

saludos
 
dubi

dubi

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Hi LowFalutin,

Lovely Purple Haze :) Hope you are not dissapointed to find a purple one in your pack of Green Haze. Green Haze release certainly produces mostly green phenos, but since this release has been produced by open pollinating many different Green Haze parental plants there's always a chance that an unexpected recessive purple pheno come out.
 
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Maple_Flail

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Hey Dubi!

sorry to barge in like this, I was gifted a package of Old timer's haze with the package date as 10/08/16, is there any chance there is any information about the pheno's used for batches that packaged around that time?

Also working my way thru the thread, but would like to ask are their any reports to which type of indoor light this strain would appreciate more? (i don't think outdoor is a possibility i'm in around the 44*-45* on the inland) Yes i understand it will be a daunting task to tame them for indoor growth I am more than up for the challenge.

thanks
 
yesum

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^^ White light is favored by me and others. I favor the high Kelvin lights, currently have a 10,000 K fluorescent going. My others are 5000 K LED.

I have been growing sativas for a while now. I just pinch the stem and fold it over as soon as it gets too high. Keep at it most everyday. They will grow sideways a bit but not too high. Supercropping is what it is called. Tying them down is another trick. I keep the lights close as well, helps a bit.
 
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Maple_Flail

Well-known member
Thanks for the reply Yesum,

I'm not too concerned about height. between topping and training and blooming from clone I'm sure i can keep them within the 7-8 ft i can likely set up for them. I'm getting them at the perfect time for me. likely moving to a new set of rooms in the summer and likely will have a dedicated sativa room :D

I will likely have high K +uva fluorescent supplemental lighting, I'm more debating dual CMH vs a DE sorta scenario

or just split the difference with dual CMH and a 600w hps. that should have the light intensity these babies will seek.
 
LowFalutin

LowFalutin

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dubi said:
Hi LowFalutin,

Lovely Purple Haze :) Hope you are not dissapointed to find a purple one in your pack of Green Haze. Green Haze release certainly produces mostly green phenos, but since this release has been produced by open pollinating many different Green Haze parental plants there's always a chance that an unexpected recessive purple pheno come out.
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cheers dubi, that purple one turned into a nice surprise.
it even finished first, with ambers showing at about 18wks
of 11/13. this was from seed, after 5wks veg before flowering.
ended up taking her down 2dys shy of 19wks.
her reveg is starting to put out the goofy reveg growth...
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the wispy wheat pheno also ended up turning purple towards the very end,
which you can see in her reveg...
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took her exactly 1wk after the first purple, the last of this haze grow,
along with the tallest green haze.

the rest of the hazes were harvested in the time between.
so, this oldtimers haze flowering went almost 20wks total,
add 5wks for seed-launch and a bit of veg and you've got
yourself a half-year long little project.

airy sativa revegs need to be kept from dry winter air,
so got 'em in their own private greenhouses, and sitting
under very bright 5000K LED flood-light replacements.
purple wheat pheno, right...
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unlike halogen, etc. these LEDs provide
naturally color-balanced picture results

saludos
 
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