Oldtimer's Haze
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Nubie Biatch
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Holy Cow Raco. Those are some beautiful Sativas. Can't wait to hear the smoke report.
You are doing a hell of a job Raco. That big of a plant in that small of a pot and still green shows your skills. Major props.
M
medical_shed
Hi Raco she's looking great.
Is she from seed or clone and what kind of light is she under?
Cheers
Sorry if already stated should have looked
Is she from seed or clone and what kind of light is she under?
Cheers
Sorry if already stated should have looked
hanfiking said:
Hello hanfiking,
I think you are doing it right, they are simply very slow to react, especially starting from seed. Growing haze indoors is a challenge even for most experienced and patient growers, that's why we recommend haze indoor cycles mainly for seed production.
Let them flow with a zen attitude, changes will happen for sure.
luminous
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hanfiking said:
ya have it backwards there bro, its 11/13 to flower
24/0 veg
18/6 veg
13/11 veg
12/12 flower
11/13 flower
10/14 flower
OT1s haze took 6 weeks plus to show sex under 11/13 here. two plants were culled cause they would never flip.
edit my bag you have it right, "13off, 11on" , as i said above i had 2 plants at 10 and 11 weeks were culled as they never flip. also i had no males that flowered, all were females, and the 2 culled i think were females as well lookin at the preflowers.
how many plants ya have goin? i did 10, maybe you just got lucky, hehe j/k
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hanfiking
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lol you ba**ards those are all things I didn't want to hear, joking! But seriously next time I'm having an indica on the side I guess being so patient normally I'm just finding an impatience outlet with the little oldimer's. The light change seems to have done the trick the little hairs are getting longer, but yeah very slow to react! Also I think the SRT slowed their flowering down a bit as that probably forced them to put more energy in to growing.
Thanks for the kind words everyone!!
I guess being so patient normally I'm just finding an impatience outlet with the little oldimer's. The light change seems to have done the trick the little hairs are getting longer, but yeah very slow to react! Also I think the SRT slowed their flowering down a bit as that probably forced them to put more energy in to growing.Thanks for the kind words everyone!!
patolunga2
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hello there my friends! 
well i spot by to show some pics of the old timer hazes i got
are female 10 x male 6 , thx so much my friend!!
they are from seed, like 1,60 mts in pot, now is a small pot for those big ladies... still a lot of time until some buds appear..
hope you like them!!
greetings ace friends
and buenos humos hermanos!
patolunga.
well i spot by to show some pics of the old timer hazes i got
are female 10 x male 6 , thx so much my friend!!
they are from seed, like 1,60 mts in pot, now is a small pot for those big ladies... still a lot of time until some buds appear..
hope you like them!!
greetings ace friends
and buenos humos hermanos!
patolunga.
Thanks for share it!
justagrower
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luminous said:
so we can easilly distinguish what folks are growing i think it would be better if you reffered to the plants you grew as HHF haze . afterall , ot1 and ace collective (who s forum we are in) had absolutely no input to HHFs offering . however they were both ripped off by the entity HHF aka queijo .
edit : just making clear to growers who might be confused thinking Luminous is growing Haze seeds bred by Ace . the seeds being grown by Luminous came from HHF and with his history , who knows what he sends out claiming this and that .
also recently read Luminous bring into question the lineage of ot1 Haze in another thread
it s been stated many times and documented beautifully by ace here ,how outdoor selection is vital when preserving these tropical lines . they have done an unbelievable job , showing these plants to full potential with their full spectrum off colours displayed . there is no doubt in my mind these are as close to the original haze developed in Cali in the 60s as your likely to find offered today . pato , your plants look beautifull in the sunshine . look forward to seeing them develop
respect to the Spanish Brothers
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Dunkirk said:
Hello Dunkirk,
Haze and tropical sativas are usually very slow to react to fast changes. We recommend long uniform flowering cyles with warm temps and intense light for best results. Extreme temp, photoperiod and feeding variations are not positive for them.
luminous
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justagrower said:so we can easilly distinguish what folks are growing i think it would be better if you reffered to the plants you grew as HHF haze . afterall , ot1 and ace collective (who s forum we are in) had absolutely no input to HHFs offering . however they were both ripped off by the entity HHF aka queijo .
edit : just making clear to growers who might be confused thinking Luminous is growing Haze seeds bred by Ace . the seeds being grown by Luminous came from HHF and with his history , who knows what he sends out claiming this and that .
also recently read Luminous bring into question the lineage of ot1 Haze in another thread
sorry bro i have a hard time callin it HHF haze, as he just made another gen from the OT1 haze. but i will say that the beans i got were gifted by HHF. i surely dont want to create any confusion.
as for questionin the lineage, ....what did i say? somethin like "supposed early cali haze" or somethin like that? pretty sure i didnt say it was NOT a early haze.
for the record the plants and the finished bud(never did finish one of these plants) are nothin like the Haze i keep from TomHill, if that matters. the last 3 females i had goin were culled from the spot at 22/24 wks, as they werent doin anything but makein hairs for months.
as to how the plants turned out you can chalk it up to my poor growin methods when it comes to sativas. it had nothin to do with the genetics.
IMO i doubt very much that ACEs release is gonna be that far off from what HHF put out. niether outfit has went past a generation in there work. and not much done to the line before they recieved it.
C
charlie garcia
Hi all friends
Hanfiking, most lines of this Haze should perform like they are doing about flowering tips. Some good replies and advices here I am sure can help you to stablish your proper flowering cycles but basically all will perform like wild equatorial sativas and so we explained it
Pato, great to see you You always have a briliant sun and outstanding grows over there. Be aware with haze of its size at the end. They can grow very tall and bushy. Keep us updated pls. Cuidate mucho Pato y buena suerte
Justagrower, Luminous... we talked long about how important was to tag and identify each individual of the Haze family in order to understand it well and follow every offspring to valuate final results and select/cull off not wishes ones. Most individuals will do well on light triggering but is obvious a few ones will never flip 100%. We were told about this as well before working them.
The loingest ones could be the most related with asian genetics as we defined and in particular family from female #18. As an example been keeping on working with female #1 and her offspring lately and they react 100% to changes of light. In fact have got 2 different offsprings from same plants same year... easy to do and easy to grow and handle. Following different females offspring you will know the most interesting ones as I am sure as well, even after a strong selection we made, some of present family will not perform as well to its offspring. And we must take in account we should consider this line as a breeding tool line. I worked as well Wolfman's C99Haze for several years as others did as well with Apollo11Haze and at least here we found very high quality and extraordinary combining ability. So very positive traits along the way to consider these OT Hazes a more than very interesting line so far.
Hope you all are lucky and find the ones which pass your quality criteria. Sure most maybe wont get that far but is worth to go deep and explore them. Lets hope in future severa hybrids can be done with them.. lets see results and lets take conclusions after this happen as well. We must pay attention so to what these lines transmit to offspring, not only what they show by their own. Maybe in a few generations and years passed we will know better about them... there is not other way to measure its real importancy/quality I guess. ACE job was focused just in preserving the best of the lines founded and assure best possible future for them... rest is in everybodys hands and as it should be.
ths for all details and info friends
wish best luck
Hanfiking, most lines of this Haze should perform like they are doing about flowering tips. Some good replies and advices here I am sure can help you to stablish your proper flowering cycles but basically all will perform like wild equatorial sativas and so we explained it
Pato, great to see you
You always have a briliant sun and outstanding grows over there. Be aware with haze of its size at the end. They can grow very tall and bushy. Keep us updated pls. Cuidate mucho Pato y buena suerteJustagrower, Luminous... we talked long about how important was to tag and identify each individual of the Haze family in order to understand it well and follow every offspring to valuate final results and select/cull off not wishes ones. Most individuals will do well on light triggering but is obvious a few ones will never flip 100%. We were told about this as well before working them.
The loingest ones could be the most related with asian genetics as we defined and in particular family from female #18. As an example been keeping on working with female #1 and her offspring lately and they react 100% to changes of light. In fact have got 2 different offsprings from same plants same year... easy to do and easy to grow and handle. Following different females offspring you will know the most interesting ones as I am sure as well, even after a strong selection we made, some of present family will not perform as well to its offspring. And we must take in account we should consider this line as a breeding tool line. I worked as well Wolfman's C99Haze for several years as others did as well with Apollo11Haze and at least here we found very high quality and extraordinary combining ability. So very positive traits along the way to consider these OT Hazes a more than very interesting line so far.
Hope you all are lucky and find the ones which pass your quality criteria. Sure most maybe wont get that far but is worth to go deep and explore them. Lets hope in future severa hybrids can be done with them.. lets see results and lets take conclusions after this happen as well. We must pay attention so to what these lines transmit to offspring, not only what they show by their own. Maybe in a few generations and years passed we will know better about them... there is not other way to measure its real importancy/quality I guess. ACE job was focused just in preserving the best of the lines founded and assure best possible future for them... rest is in everybodys hands and as it should be.
ths for all details and info friends
wish best luck
