circadian clock
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another question for the experts, purple haze pic in the RUST thread by Motaco isn't that tom hills?
Cannivore
Matt has posted pictures of babies he grew out ,Id say its been almost 2 years since he mentioned the NYC haze seed stock (b4 i left MNS). But he hasnt given a description of any sort to my knowledge ,I imgaine he is very familiar with the traits of all his keepers by now . Im sure many others aside from me would love to hear more details of what he has found in the seeds
As you kow im sure there are several cuts grown out ,BUt i hope that Frank is still kept in that circle
1luvbigherb
Hey there bigherb. To your knowledge, did matt ever give more information out on what he found?
I don't recall hearing/reading anything from him after I left MNS. I never seen a single report on his Haze stock
1luvbigherb
Hey there bigherb. To your knowledge, did matt ever give more information out on what he found?
Shishkaboy
Haze is Haze then there are Haze hybrids . I'm surprised you being a Nyer are confused
Yes calling something that resembles haze a haze is wrong . I've never experienced any sweet or grapefruit haze in NYC . That grape fruit was most likely NYC Diesel
Calling lemon Skunk a haze is very wrong . Calling shiskaberry a Kush is also wrong . There are many threads here which explan NLD / WLD previously called sativa/ indica and hybrids . Also are thread that explain genetics such as kush and OG kush and there difference . This anint the thread for that
1luvbigherb
My bad,
I guess we use the term "haze" differently.
When I say "haze" I mean a specific group or combination of terps that produce a consistent, common scent. For example, super lemon haze and blue dream have a common scent. Of course one is blueberry and one is lemon, but they both have that "haze" in there that lingers. Its no different for the "kush" and "diesel" classifications in my book. I have been using the terms the same way since I chopped my first shishkaberry and feel like many others use them just like I do.
It sounds like when you use the term it is reserved for a specific genetic line. If this is the case then I know nothing about "haze" you speak of and am sorry to have bothered you guys.
All I would still want to know why the nyc diesel I sourced uptown (early-mid 2000's) and all over queens (late 90's-early 2000's) was a "haze"?
lesnah,
how do you pronounce puray? Poo-ray or Pur-ray and is the accent on the first or second syllable?