GreenAndFast
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Ah well just put another 3 acid beautys into wet paper towel 
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Original Haze hybrids and psychohaze phenotypes
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GreenAndFast
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Might make an lsd solution and feed them that 
Ah well just put another 3 acid beautys into wet paper towel
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it happened to me with f13diesel too.
those hazes love your climate. beautiful as always.
g0dzilla grew some of that jamaican haze. and I think he posted it in this thread.
I sure did and I do really like that herb. Very citrusy (orange , tangerine ) and what I found was accompanied by either a strong body odor smell (shorter flower 11-12 weeks) or my favorite smells a little spicy slightly peppery and like it's been dipped in gasoline (13-15 weeks).
Structure and growth are very manageable and the high on the longer flower ones is very clear and euphoric. Good yielders as well nice long baseball bat colas.
I liked it so much I picked up the calina black and plan to get into them a bit later this year.
First things first.. i have handful of mindblower haze that have sprouted and I'll be getting those into flower on about 1 mo time. Respect to Maha and everyone posting.
respect bro. I cant wait to see your mindblowers. good luck with them!
GreenAndFast
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Oh ho yeahhh man. Amazing looking.
Ah well just put another 3 acid beautys into wet paper towel
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Fusarium attack?
Thanks, Maha. Blessed to be in a spot that can grow the haze outdoors to full potential. Plants could still be flowering well even late January, but the big ones need to have some protection from the Santa Ana winds we get.
I’ll revisit g0dzilla’s comments on the J haze.
Santa Ana winds can be brutal, effin dust devils will destroy a spot.
JustGrowing420
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Rest of the surreal v2 plants, showing their differences more and more as flowering progresses.
Very promising sour/woody smell profile in general, but not as simple as it sounds I assure you!
Lots of nuances in there, also early smoke tests of #7 say it is unexpectedly tasty
Here they are, 9 weeks:
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#3
#5
#6
Very promising sour/woody smell profile in general, but not as simple as it sounds I assure you!
Lots of nuances in there, also early smoke tests of #7 say it is unexpectedly tasty
Here they are, 9 weeks:
#2
#3
#5
#6
it seems like a lot of buds for you, nice long colas. love it.
I also love honey hazy smell. I had it at bangi haze but it is with vegetable smell in it too, so it is different. toms haze can smell vegetable too, mainly root vegetable. I had red pheno of toms haze, it smelled and tasted like sweet freshly taken from soil earthy carrots poured with floral honey.. yumm! sadly I lost that cut... I had nice chemical honey sweetness at my cut of grandfunk, it is mixed with lemon/camphor thing... I am salivating when I read that.. "metallic honeysuckle" ... great! hahaha
Rest of the surreal v2 plants, showing their differences more and more as flowering progresses.
Very promising sour/woody smell profile in general, but not as simple as it sounds I assure you!
Lots of nuances in there, also early smoke tests of #7 say it is unexpectedly tasty
Here they are, 9 weeks:
#2
#3
#5
#6
nice buds.
exactly. "unexpectedly" thats that right word for it.. now I am fully convinced, that your pheno7 is very bshw. even you say red grapes. yumm yumm. let it cure, it will be even more tasty. enjoy!!!
GreenAndFast
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Not sure mate, possibly I will look into it. Does it have signs of it?
If I’m not mistaking from you’re photos, that acid beauty looks a victim of fusarium. Thins it’s stem at the bottom (soil level). Flops over and nothing seems to recover it. The fusarium attacks the xylem of the plant. Too moist and spore present in the seed popping stage. I’ve lost more than a few seeds over the years and it’s mighty frustrating. If that’s a concern, I nuke (microwave) my initial soil to deconstruct those spores. Then try and keep a correct balance of necessary moisture…but not too moist. Honestly, the fusarium spores are there always. Zap the soil to reduce and hope your seedlings are strong enough. Good luck…
Those winds can be a tart bitch, but the hazes do very well by them if you put some braces on them. You still need to rinse off their dusty strings though. My last purple near black OTH was laying sideways in the dust for probably a week while I was freezing my ass off in Canada. Just finishing herself off in the sand. It was a late bloomer and relatively small, but the winds just whipped everything. It’s curing and I’m sure she will be a little minerally in the final smoke.
GreenAndFast
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Thanks man will do just that.
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