Macs Doors Ohz X
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well I have such impression that haze growers got used to the fact that they have to grow a lot of plants with these inbred haze hybrids of the past to find outstanding individual and a lot of them gave up on haze totally for same reason. at original haze it is clear, and it is more for breeding purpose to look there for special plants which can occur among a lot of only average, like we usually say "nice", plants... but why the hell to grow inbred haze hybrid I don't know?
let change this situation with fresh F1 haze hybrids right in this thread! when nobody do it for you, you have to do it yourself!
Macs Doors Ohz X X’s
maybe the inbred hybrid can take the place of the nl an make stronger hybrid when bred back to pure haze lol
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gru4IfbKlfU
I respect your opinion. in case of inbred haze hybrid crossed to something not so related, yes, I experienced it with laos x mango haze. but when you cross NLhaze with Ohz it is inbreeding, dont see how it can make hybrid when it is related, in fact it makes hybrid more hazy, but dont see any new hybrid in it.... I prefer to grow first generations seeds for reasons I said over inbred line... I know that Donald made c5 mango hybrids, and it is inbreeding, I know its good work, and it is quite vigorous, but I still think that laos x mango haze is better than c5mango in this. talk about monumental effect, I have never got from mango haze... and every other plant is keeper, again not case of mango haze...
so I respect your opinion, but I disagree, and I think it is driven by nostalgia of lost NLhaze magic. I say let past to be past.
Nevil said:I'd done a couple of Hawaiian Haze crosses. One was with a Hawaiian from Roger in N.Y. A bit of Indica in that one, huge yields.
The other was with a small seeded piney sweet Hawaiian Sativa. This was a true connoisseurs variety but few wanted to bother with it. J. in Breda really liked it and this guy had taste. Maybe Y.Sam has heard of it.
Nevil.
Old Hawaiian Haze
Does anyone still remember the Hawaiian Haze available in Adam 20-15 years ago ? Does it still exist ?
That Hawaiian Haze was amazing, it had an outstanding minty, floral, fruity terpene profile (minty aromas i only have found in older hawaiian strains but i no longer can find nowadays), blended with a super loud classic Haze incensey smell coming from Nevil's haze hybrid parental plants, and a super trippy and long lasting effect of the highest order similar to A5.
nice resin. there are individuals which are really loud in its spiciness, like sour pickled chilies spiciness.. other phenos are more shy. it depends on selection and numbers...
I hope that Mr. Shine, which reeks of green curry and sour! pickled chilies spiciness will translate it into its progeny, at least at some crosses I did. he has crazy sticky stem and makes big balls, and structure says to me that progeny will be very high yielding. he was only one like that from 21 males. others were fruity or metallic. cant wait to test it, I already popped grape turpentine cut of bshw x Mr. Shine. I call him Mr. Shine as first time I saw him at friends growroom, it shines among those other males. lush green shining like some aura. I think he is thai dominant, now only to prove it, which is happening right now. if some haze grower is interesting to test with us and have fun together, pm me.
pic is the male in 5 liter pot, flowered from cut. it is really big, I love it branching.
that’s a great looking male Maha! Grandfunk genetics?
i disagree i believe inbred close genepools can be inbred linebred and outcrossed WITHIN the line same way you would using an outcross or unrelated dna lets say you have seeds from same parents the genetic still does its mixing so the most outcross individual will usually be larger more vigorous ,,the purer ,more inbred slower to grow and mature less vigour etc if you pair the more inbred appearing phenos in a small genepool youll soon fix that trait but the reverse is also possible imo by selecting the more vigourous but continuing singularly on that path could also lead to dilution of desirable traits in an ideal world both inbred linebred and outcross selections within the line would be applied to maintain it without ading new dna ..from what i read seems like mac been doing a bit of this unless im mistaken,, wouldnt be first time lol in nature genepools are often isolated you either keep vigour or die above everything else,,,,, flower quality would be way down on the list of priorities in such a scenario. personally i always like a strong lifeforce in a breeding plant. there is no way how inbred line could get hybrid vigor back without outcrossing it with unrelated line...