GreenAndFast
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These Sudanese showing some big time vigour out of the dirt yesterday.
If it has been possible with the pure inbred Original Haze, where it was thought to be impossible, as to much inbred, fucked up, hay, etc. etc.
Then nothing is impossible.
My Original Haze lines have not gotten whispier through inbreeding compared to the OH they are originated from. Indeed you can find plants that look like the OH's in SamS californian greenhouse or SamS OH mother in Holland in the 90s.
So you are very wrong there, Sub with your observation. At least concerning my breeding.
Multi Haze is no inbreeding for me. But enlarging the genepool or linebreeding.
Indeed it's exact the opposite process, than what I have done on the OH, where I have separated the lines and bred the weird stuff out.
When you blend OH selections together, the weird stuff is back and you will need to do parts of the selection work again. That is what you are seeing and how it does work.
In reality, if I have understood well, the plants on the pics got cobbed all together and then sold to/in a US dispensary.
They are a step ahead there it seems.
And they are easy to get into the bag. You only need to rub with 2 fingers along the stem or the branch and let the calyxes fall in your bag.Or harvest the plants and put them straight upside down into the washing machine. That 's the easiest.
Myself do consider the pearl bud forming an anomalie. That I do not want in my breeding lines. As I have already the fasciation as mutation.
I know it is caused by breeding for some very specific traits and clearly favorized by environment. Some greenhouses seem to favorize it. Genetic or not, I do not know.
The Demon Latcher is interesting on that subject. If I remember well the breeder said the pearl bud forming does come from the Oaxaca side. Not from the OH.
Below OT1 x OH inbred, done with the same Ot1OH male used in the MUlti Haze.
Double Zamal
Beautiful! How is the perfume?
These Sudanese showing some big time vigour out of the dirt yesterday.
JohnnyChicago
I'm sorry for asking this again, but my memory is shot.
is your Multi Haze what others are calling the Icmag Haze?
But no, Multi Haze, that I did also label "Purple Haze #12" is :
(Purple OH90 x THH) x (OT1 x Seedsman OH)
Wow! No wonder you call it Multi Haze! That's a lotta haze parents!!
thanks
Being able to buy something like that in a dispensary must be very great...
People often report great highs from that kind of pearly stuff. I wonder when they get that "ancient" look, if their effect is not ancient too.
Just like ancient plants from untouched fields, but more potent and more frosty.
On the pics I believe it was two plants, one slightly purple and one green, that then got cobbed together.
Here the result...
funkyhorse I think that must be the long flower nature of that plant
Its taking way longer to go to alternating nodes We saw an Acapulco Gold like that that 'hempy Mcnoodle' grew It took until near end of flower
Its a smart observation of yours for sure...Its important factor but we never really see it until these ultra-long flowering plants
I was taught to wait for alternating nodes before taking a clone I do believe its a sign of sexual maturity.....
Alternating nodes thread
https://www.icmag.com/forum/marijuan...ernating-nodes