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The Haze discussion thread
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TheDarkStorm
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Thanks guys this is getting fun
And fun is the name of the game
I’m keeping track of everybody who contribute and the post number for reference
And fun is the name of the gameI’m keeping track of everybody who contribute and the post number for referenceYou can really see the difference between A and C in your pics hempy very nice. What do you guys think about calcium supplementation on narrow leaves? I know that powder nutrients normally use calcium nitrate. In order to limit nitrogen on sensitive ladies are we short changing them on calcium? Calcium is not mobile and only moves through transpiration. Then lack of definition and sharp edges on fan leaves can be caused by low calcium which is the limiting element in vegetative growth. Possible solutions are foliar calcium or supplementing with somethin like dolomite lime. Sure is a longgg way for that calcium to travel on those beautiful ladies
OldCoolSativa
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Here's a punto rojo I'll enter into the skinny leaf contest...
What I have noticed over the years is the leaf edging is IMO entirely a genetic trait. The not sharp, smoother more rounded leaf edging I have seen in plants that come from thai or haze lineage, and it is true breeding. For example years ago I had a magic chocolope that I am still trying to get something resembling it back, it had that soft smoother non sharp rounded leaf edge and that carried through to its progeny and its grandchildren in outcrosses, any plant that carried the traits of that parent line carried its leaf edge.
The old skunks and some old haze lines have that sharp jagged serration, and sometimes the double, and I've even seen triple and quadruple serrations on plants from Sam's old Skunk x Haze seed, I am guessing that is a lumbo trait as I see it in all lines that carry old lumbo genetics.
Montuno
...como el Son...
Mira, funkyhorse : no estaba muerte ni extinta...es que estaba de parranda...
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=_iTEs-...-G7pB0&index=1
Broma rumbera aparte aparte, y volviendo a tu "en las fotos todo se ve muy bonito..."...
Al menos en el hilo te enlazo no solo hay fotos bonitas de plantas bonitas: se ve claramente que esas plantas no son híbridos de skunk, y que están en las montañas colombianas... Si otros documentasen la obtención de sus "landraces" con hilos así, que veríamos?: Complejos hoteleros en primera línea de playa turística? Sobres de correo postal intercambiando "The Church" por supuestas o reales "landraces"?...
Si te interesa la recuperación de variedades autóctonas colombianas por cultivadores y criadores colombianos y españoles, hay otros hilos aparte de el anterior de Manizales (que está en las montañas centrales que bordean Bogotá, creo; probable origen de la "Colombian Black"("La negra de Manizales") ) mostrando otras zonas rurales de Colombia (en relación con el cultivo de marihuana), donde creo recordar se mostraba la degeneración y contaminación con genética comercial indica holandesa, norteamericana y española en la zona de El Cauca, o el aparente translado de la producción ilegal orientada al narcotráfico desde las zonas montañosas a Los LLanos fronterizos con la sabana venezolana...
JohnnyChicago
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Hahaha not exactly, but yes...That one seems to be another type of leaf edge similar to the smooother rounded one, the "hardly a serration"..what lineage is that?
Goodherb
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Where are the buds? My guess is that one will just have to burn/smoke the twigs/sticks also, an be gone, teleport to other dimensions !
She is sleek . Resin stick !
Do you mean that sort of plastic, or perhaps plated looking 3D leaves that some strains have? With lots of detail. I'm a big fan of that phenotype.
I have a mystery plant that has this look. I thought it was a Mekong Haze plant that just took ages to germinate but I really don't know. The leaves are pencil slim but kind of short. Carrots and lemon smells. Does anyone have pictures of that one to compare with?
Edit: Re reading the posts I think mine goes into the "hardly a serration" category as well.
Montuno
...como el Son...
Star crash wants to do another skinny Leaf contest the winner gets a 50 seed pack of Original Haze genetics....It can be any strain of any marijuana the skinny leaf gets the prize
Apuntando maneras desde el principio; 2 Durban Poison '70 (Tropical Seeds Company):
Pointing ways from the start; 2 Durban Poison '70 (Tropical Seeds Company):
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Here’s an outrageously extreme expression grown by a very talented sativa grower by the name of Syd Barrett I hope he doesn’t mind that I am posting these here
Goodherb
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