Bluebeard said:Yeah, I was thinking the same British Hempire. Who knows where Old Ed had come upon it.
Raco, the Positronics haze and the ot1 haze are virtually identical in veg, so you're probably right. I've just heard so many stories about what exactly the ot1 haze is, it makes my head spin So I'd just as soon not worry about its history but just focus on the amazing plant that it is. I wondered myself if the ot1 haze wasn't a new years haze that someone from Europe had ordered from Cultivators Choice. How did it go? "New Years Haze aka super annoying haze" something like that... The best plants do seem to be the very longest ones. I have about 100 ot1 hazes left, perhaps I should run 100 ot1 hazes in the greenhouse with 140 Positronics hazes outdoors with light cycle control? That would be a nice comparison. Doing my spring germination run on the leap year, so trying to sort out what I should do.
Positronics got them from Sam, not Old EdBritish_Hempire said:Tom Hill bought his Haze the Shop in 1997, so the genes would probably have come fromOld Ed originally, like many of Posi's strains. Where I don't know, said in another thread theat Old Ed didn't get them from him. OT1 said he got his seeds in the US in the 60s from what I recall, Could be that both are related and both related to Sam's Haze in some way, it's hard to know, but as long as the plants are good, I suppose it's irrelevant really.
Raco said:Posted by SG2 on CW March 18th 2005:
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Originally posted by Pacific
hi all,
wolfman,this is what ot1 said in a post about the haze you got from me.he posted this before I told him the line was being continued.
A little history.
There has never been to my knowledge any seed line of haze selected to just produce purple flowers and anyone selling seeds as such are not the full ticket.Haze was a loosely selected and somewhat variable IBL.It was a combination of some of the best sativas from round the world.Old Ed brought haze to Holland direct from the Haze brothers and that was who Wernard got them from.He never sold them as purple haze but original haze.It had them very inbred.if you sowed 100 seeds,75 to 80 of them were females.Out of these,only 5% of less would be special.The buds were on the foxtail type of line and the finished bud colour could be from a straw/golden yellow through to a mostly pale green to a very pale lilac/silvery look depending on the mother the bud came from..Generally the keepers needed round 16 weeks flowering and some wouldn´t finish at all unless taken down to 11/13 L/D.This was because the equatorial genes were very dominant.They need fairly intense lighting ,pref halide only.Once again I think that Wernard was the last person to have any pure Haze stock mothers in Holland and since he went bankrupt 4 o 5 years ago,there are no pure stock lines.Only so-called improved versions now exist,ie they have had indica crossed into them to shorten then flowering time and the plant height.It´s a shame this IBL was not conserved and also that several of the land based strains in its make up and now are lost.
He told me the beans were twelve years old!So that you got any plants at all is a miracle in itself
Peace