jingles said:Look for a old article in homegrown magazine titled, 'ON THE TRAIL'. within this article lies a soil recipe called 'THE COSMIC BOOGIE' used by the guys responsible for the o haze in california. this soil recipe and the same quality sunshine should produce nice results..
(Click links for image, I think jingles got these from the book "The Best of Homegrown")
http://www.icmag.com/gallery/data/500/46640DSC00481.JPG
http://www.icmag.com/gallery/data/500/46640DSC00477.JPG
Sam_Skunkman said:This is the Haze Bros soil formula not Oldtimer's. The people from Homegrown came to Santa Cruz and interviewed me for the article, I gave them the soil formula. They never met the Haze Bros.
BTW, be careful about using redwood sawdust it sucks nitrogen until fully composted with a nitrogen source like rabbit shit.
-SamS
Sam_Skunkman said:I normally start to mix my soil at the end of the year and let it sit until next spring. If I use sawdust or plant wastes I make sure the pile starts pretty hot to get the carbon/nitrogen ratio corrected and be sure there is no un-composted sawdust etc. left by the time I use the pile. I add the more soluble ingredients in the spring before using.
The formula was for the area of Santa Cruz where all the ingredients were freely available with a little hunting for them.
-SamS
thankyou happyhi for posting the poster
had me interested since you first mentioned it
my favourite type of cannabis is haze
ive grown about 20 diferent types of haze and smoked to many to remeber
you cant beat the haze buzz
look for (flying ducthman seeds) original haze that is the wispy buds and up up up high with the unusal spicy pine taste from back in the day,i doubt it as good as the 1 you had many yeas ago but is 1 of the closest
also check out titans haze(from flying dutchman seeds) that is cross of original haze x skunk1 and posseses the great flavours and high but at a reduced strech and flower period
peace