Amen
They are really exciting me...hope I can keep them alive & healthy for the duration of flowering
three similar sisters & one has slight purple hues
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~Star Crash~ Original Haze ...
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They are really exciting me...hope I can keep them alive & healthy for the duration of flowering
three similar sisters & one has slight purple hues
Just beautiful!
Field trip to Star's house in about 3 months lol
Field trip to Star's house in about 3 months lol
your hazes looks great star i just failed with a haze gonna switch up few things retry
The truth is I’m a nervous Nellie with these Haze plants ...They look so good right now it’s freaking me out
KiefRichards
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Nice light penatration Star so thin leaves heheh. What a JUngle! How many watts in that room?
That room can handle six 1000 W high-pressure sodium lamps..Currently I have four lamps hung
It’s a mixed room there are other strains in there but I’m still running roughly 11/13 light schedule
It’s hard to get decent pictures when the lights out
Did I see Haze male nannaers? That looks like a real problem in a tent. Those skinny long leafs have a reason, besides letting light down to the lower flowers. Frequency of light captured perhaps, or some other fundamental reason?
Mimpi Manis
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FlyLowGetHigh said:
Dunno about that? Every plant I ever planted (of any species) that was in too much shade developed bigger leaves. Presumably to gather more of the sparsely available light? Be interesting to know the actual reason never the less. Some of those SE Asian landraces have extraordinarily narrow leaves don't they? Yet somehow they still deliver that 'extra special'. I've spent many decades in the company of this plant... and still she continues to impress. Part of the attaction I guess... there's always a surprise or three awaiting somewhere on the journey.
Dunno about that? Every plant I ever planted (of any species) that was in too much shade developed bigger leaves. Presumably to gather more of the sparsely available light? Be interesting to know the actual reason never the less. Some of those SE Asian landraces have extraordinarily narrow leaves don't they? Yet somehow they still deliver that 'extra special'. I've spent many decades in the company of this plant... and still she continues to impress. Part of the attaction I guess... there's always a surprise or three awaiting somewhere on the journey.
I didn't see any nanners?. Everything looks on point ...
Bud Jones
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Strong work!! When you tele port haters be like look he can’t afford a car
