PANAMA A5 HAZE , NEVILLE'S HAZE,.... 12/12 GROWING

[Cheech87]

That is a shame but it's good you were paying attention. How many weeks do you think it had left?

I think I cut her down about 2 weeks to early. The trichomes were 70% milky and 30% clear. I cut her before she pollinate the Skywalker Haze.

 

[gedLang]

Not too bad of an outcome! I'm sure that it will good smoke. Will be interesting to see what you think.

 

[Cheech87]

This plant (G13 Haze) looks absolutely delicious to me. I’m planning to harvest it at the end of this week. The trichomes are all white so far, and I’m waiting for a few amber ones. I’ll definitely grow it again – it’s very beautiful, easy to handle, and produces gorgeous, dense buds that are sweet, tropical, fruity, and peppery, with an amazing strong smell.

 

[Cheech87]

Here are a few new residents in the tent:

Biscotti Mintz from Barney's Farm

Kong's Krush from Greenhouse Seed Company

Crystal White Kush from Super Sativa Seed Club

Panama A5 Haze from Ace Seeds

 

[Cheech87]

I’ve got two more new plants in the tent for testing from Super Sativa Seed Club. I decided to go with Gorilla Super Glue and Strawberry Chemdawg OG. They still need to germinate, so there’s a long way to go until harvest, but I’m hoping for something great. Has anyone here had any experience with Super Sativa Seed Club?

 

[Cheech87]

This time, I’m using Plagron Light Mix for my second grow of Panama A5 Haze, but it’s looking quite different from my first. The plant isn’t as compact, and the color is lighter. I really want to get it right and keep the plant nice and green until the end of flowering, instead of always ending up with yellow, fried-looking plants .

 

[Cheech87]

And here is the fried Super Panama Haze.🫣

But it smells great sharp, woody, with notes of hash and incense.

 

[gedLang]

It is hard to keep the plants green all the way through a longer sativa grow. Giving nutrients more frequently in smaller amounts has helped me. The yellowing from lack of nutrients, especially nitrogen, seems to always start in the lowest leaves. So I keep a close eye on them to be able to react quickly to a deficit. And I know that the stretch is going to use a lot of nitrogen, so I make sure there is plenty available at flip. I think we use different styles of feeding though, I top dress soil with dry amendments.

 

[Cheech87]

It is hard to keep the plants green all the way through a longer sativa grow. Giving nutrients more frequently in smaller amounts has helped me. The yellowing from lack of nutrients, especially nitrogen, seems to always start in the lowest leaves. So I keep a close eye on them to be able to react quickly to a deficit. And I know that the stretch is going to use a lot of nitrogen, so I make sure there is plenty available at flip. I think we use different styles of feeding though, I top dress soil with dry amendments.

Yeah, I'm pretty sure it's not a nitrogen issue this time more likely burnt from something else. I already know I have a more difficult pheno again because of the lanky growth. The only one I managed to keep somewhat healthy was my first Panama A5 Haze, which was more compact and vigorous.

I usually run into problems after the stretch, where the plant turns yellow from the top down. It’s still a mystery to me. That’s why I switched to Light Mix this time and am trying to fertilize later but at a very low EC, around 1.2 - 1.5 max. We'll see how it goes.

I’ve also been wondering if the light is too strong, or if different phenos don’t tolerate LED well. A lot of people seem to prefer HID lights for sativas. 🫨