Color me jealous. Sounds exactly what I'm looking for. 120 days? For the right high, I'd do it in a heartbeat. Without the right high, yield is useless.
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Pure haze , 120 days .......
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R
RNDZL
now thats what i call exotic
amazing
amazing
TheOutlawTree
Active member
wow interesting
C
CheifnBud2
That haze must be from right on the equator.
Do you know its origin? South Thai? Central africa?
Do you know its origin? South Thai? Central africa?
J
Jydsk
Yeild is not everything, the high is...
I would never be able to do a sativa of this quality, simply because i grow outdoors. I'm jealous
congratz on grow and patience foomar
I would never be able to do a sativa of this quality, simply because i grow outdoors. I'm jealous
congratz on grow and patience foomar
Grand Funk
Member
I bet she would finish up a bit quicker in 11/13....maybe 10/14. After a little more research, I'm popping some pure Thai(actually lowland Cambodian from Laos, but a friend in Thailand sent the beans to me), Nevil Haze and SSH looking for a few good parents. Got the beans, just need to be a little more learned about tropical conditions, recreated indoors.
Looking here has definitely helped inspire me. Can't wait to see your Geisha Cross as that one has quite the Thai influence. Thanks for showing us your gem!
Looking here has definitely helped inspire me. Can't wait to see your Geisha Cross as that one has quite the Thai influence. Thanks for showing us your gem!
Backwoods Bud
Member
Mad props to you, foomar! Your patience is amazing and inspiring. K+
jimi gr0wtriX
New member
absoluteley , i can see the high trough the brown heads of the calyxes
@foomar :
a friend of mine brought me for about 20 days one rooted original haze clone , and i know the yield isn`t that fat , but after reading your smoke report , and seeing the pictures ..i will try out too and keep it flowering
@foomar :
a friend of mine brought me for about 20 days one rooted original haze clone , and i know the yield isn`t that fat , but after reading your smoke report , and seeing the pictures ..i will try out too and keep it flowering
Thanks for the support , did not expect as much interest in this plant given its problematic habit indoors , good to know im not the only one who likes to try something different.
Was asked about the camera setup for the macros , it was a prewar lense and ancient bellows with a Canon 450 taped on the back in sunlight and long exposure.
Not quite as functional as an MP-E but far less expensive in comparison , 90% of the capability for 10% of the cost.
It looks a bit thin and woody but all the goodness strips off clean between your nails and is very smooth to smoke.
The taste is fadeing on what remains but the high is complex , if you are familiar with Salvia some of the efects are similar but far milder esp motion and visual disturbances , would suspect a level of THV to be present here.
Froze pollen from one of Sams haze x skunk freebies a while back , seems fertile still and will do for a trial till i find a better one.
Results on A NL were promiseing and stable in a limited test.
Not the skinniest of males but did have a fair covering of tiny trichomes which no others posessed.
Was asked about the camera setup for the macros , it was a prewar lense and ancient bellows with a Canon 450 taped on the back in sunlight and long exposure.
Not quite as functional as an MP-E but far less expensive in comparison , 90% of the capability for 10% of the cost.
It looks a bit thin and woody but all the goodness strips off clean between your nails and is very smooth to smoke.
The taste is fadeing on what remains but the high is complex , if you are familiar with Salvia some of the efects are similar but far milder esp motion and visual disturbances , would suspect a level of THV to be present here.
Froze pollen from one of Sams haze x skunk freebies a while back , seems fertile still and will do for a trial till i find a better one.
Results on A NL were promiseing and stable in a limited test.
Not the skinniest of males but did have a fair covering of tiny trichomes which no others posessed.
master shake
Active member
Do you have any full plant shots? What do the leaves look like?
Twas the runt of the litter and nearly culled many times and barely documented in the thread so few pics.
Had a handfull of narrow five finger fans that soon fell off up to node five with none produced above , tiny clawed leaves with no more than three blades from then on up and many with smooth edges looking like a reveg , one main leader that just kept on growing like a vine mainly sidelit and shaded , non determinate at 40 ish nodes.
Did not form any conventional budsites , just individual fat swollen calyx's like a string of beads , surprised that it showed no male flowers given its habit and complete unsuitability for indoors on 12/12 in conditions usually blamed for causeing hermies.
No feed was given to this plant , only base ferts already in the compost , very efficient in nitrogen use and stayed green to the end.
Biggest problem i have found taking plants to 100 - 250+ days is keeping them free of disease and infestation in a permanent flower room as 100+ others come and go , several separate spidermite invasions and a dose of PM did some damage , predators struggled to deal with mites on this one plant that became a battlefield but fascinating to observe.
They also acquired a noticeable layer of dust and airborne filth , spidermite poo and bodyparts that needed spraying off at the end and the odd house spider had to be evicted along the way.
Useing the Geisha male is probably a longshot , fear the C99 high will dominate and a polyhybrid male will produce too many phenos to easily work.
Sams might produce a fast 100 ish day plant with a better yield and less cloying taste within a more reasonable sample size.
Will try 11/13 next run , have a few cuts now that might appreciate it , might partition off and hang another light on 10/14 for them instead.
Good excuse to get a 600 halide as well.
Had a handfull of narrow five finger fans that soon fell off up to node five with none produced above , tiny clawed leaves with no more than three blades from then on up and many with smooth edges looking like a reveg , one main leader that just kept on growing like a vine mainly sidelit and shaded , non determinate at 40 ish nodes.
Did not form any conventional budsites , just individual fat swollen calyx's like a string of beads , surprised that it showed no male flowers given its habit and complete unsuitability for indoors on 12/12 in conditions usually blamed for causeing hermies.
No feed was given to this plant , only base ferts already in the compost , very efficient in nitrogen use and stayed green to the end.
Biggest problem i have found taking plants to 100 - 250+ days is keeping them free of disease and infestation in a permanent flower room as 100+ others come and go , several separate spidermite invasions and a dose of PM did some damage , predators struggled to deal with mites on this one plant that became a battlefield but fascinating to observe.
They also acquired a noticeable layer of dust and airborne filth , spidermite poo and bodyparts that needed spraying off at the end and the odd house spider had to be evicted along the way.
Useing the Geisha male is probably a longshot , fear the C99 high will dominate and a polyhybrid male will produce too many phenos to easily work.
Sams might produce a fast 100 ish day plant with a better yield and less cloying taste within a more reasonable sample size.
Will try 11/13 next run , have a few cuts now that might appreciate it , might partition off and hang another light on 10/14 for them instead.
Good excuse to get a 600 halide as well.
