I could have sworn I read Sam saying he was the one who created Haze (or was it skunk?). Can someone correct me?
thx!Hey mad mac stunning pictures....wat do you think of the seedsman sams haze compared to the tom hill haze..?
“Marijuana arrived in Colombia thanks to the aid of the USA in 1930. Seven years before the USA made Marijuana illegal.. In 1930 the department of agriculture of the United States (USDA) created a project to promote the different uses of marijuana. United States knew that marijuana had immense medicinal potential and industrial. The USA did not want to use American lands so they decided to go to Colombia to develop the project. The Marijuana utilized for this project was brought from The Island of Borneo. Borneo and Colombia are very similar countries in question of environment. Both countries are situated in tropical rainy forests, the perfect environment to grow Marijuana and for this reason the USA chose Colombia for the project. Colombia is a very tropical country. In1937 the USA made Marijuana illegal. The projects were canceled. The gringos that were working in Colombia on the project had to return but they never destroyed the plants. They left the ones that were working with in Colombia.”
then we come to the next question, with the most favorable laws will the seeds of original haze be back on the market? (not the tfd hybrids, I mean pure original haze)
@JohnnyChicago, cultivating a long-flowering sativa, like original haze, is madness: a very long wait, a not too abundant harvest (usually), and an effect that many do not like...
(and we know it well because we are among those crazy people who grow up and love haze) ...
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thx!
if i compare my 12 Tom Hill Haze lady's to the 16 o-haze lady's
two different strains...
only some of the smell & high they have in common...
leaf's and bud's are different to all 16 o-haze girls i have harvested now...
also flowering time and stretch is different...
OHz flowers longer than THH and stretches more...
OHz is way more sensitive to fertilizer and not easy to finish proper indoors...
THH is made for indoors... max 14 weeks from clone and in general 12 weeks ... much easier to grow... not so sensitive to fertilizer...
the end product is with booth amazing...
but also different...
OHz is more clear than THH... THH can give a destroyed view and is more racy... what i like sometimes in the morning... like a strong coffee... but booth have the same psychedelic effect uplifting and motivating ... that i love... you want to do something...
Tom did a amazing job to breed for this acid high...
have 3 plants from 12 who have this mega racy psychedelic high...
but if you smoke it all day ... it becomes boring the 3'th day... and isn't special anymore... it's hard to track it down where it comes from... i always test those smoke on my friends... they do not smoke often...
THH is there fav with Zamal ... but they did not smoke the OHz until now... so maybe it will change...
Also the Zamal grows and flowers similar to OHz... has the same social high... but is not so strong and it works fantastic with woman..
they love the social smoke and can't stop talking after... can also be worth... depend on situation haha... if a woman talks when you have sex... forget it... ;-)
Zamal Mangu'Carrot... 18 weeks +
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look @ the old pic's from @hemphy -> many thx for posting!
Haze is the result of humans taking the very finest sativas and crossing them selecting over generations, Zamal is also the result of crossing the very finest sativas, but with the selection done by nature, the plants that could grow and mature in their new location being those that through natural selection survived and passed their genes on to subsequent generations.
M.
fasciated OHz
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@SamS
30+ years later and it's still hot discussed...
the fasciated is amazing smoke!
need more cure but first samples where impressive
it's another league ...
better smoke report and so will come late december...
thx
M.
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When we take a look to the history of the Colombian varieties.