The Haze Hybrid Thread

[Ur Humbl Nr8tor]

The fire in this thread is absolutely chainless. Spring has sprung around here and you all make me sleepless trying to keep up.

 

[Goodherb]

The fire in this thread is absolutely chainless. Spring has sprung around here and you all make me sleepless trying to keep up.

Are those icmag haze ?

 

[Sub24ox7]

Pan-o-haze females from Johnnychicago

 

[GreenAndFast]

The fire in this thread is absolutely chainless. Spring has sprung around here and you all make me sleepless trying to keep up.

Bringing some heat by there mate wow

 

[JohnnyChicago]

Pan-o-Haze

 

[Sub24ox7]

All haze and haze hybrids:

 

[...CR500AF...]

Ya man...

 

[Ncali]

Dryed and in the jar for cure, some lowers of ohaze x c99

 

[...CR500AF...]

Dryer and in the jar for cure, some lowers of ohaze x c99

That is interesting for sure...

 

[Dentex]

@Yo Sammy Mango Haze x AG13/Malawi

 

[...CR500AF...]

Cindy X Haze thx Ncali i can not get that out my head dam dude, I like the idea of that i really want to try that alot now lol lol...

 

[...CR500AF...]

Wally's pineapple x Mr greasy sounds delish, lol lol...

 

[Hammerhead]

These are THH x A5hbx x Mac(haze dom) has a pine aroma and HK X THH has an earthy diesel aroma.. Both would be major yielders outdoor..

 

[Koondense]

Gigolo Aunt
AOF x Original Haze - hybrid by Syd Barrett

AOF - Aunt Of Farouk a.k.a. "Wild Paki"- Derg Corra Collective
Original Haze - Seedsman/Johnny Chicago

Crazy looking plant

 

[Dentex]

And this is Gigolo Aunt x Doors/Ohaze by DR .Liver Bubblegum

Destroyer x Ohaze by JC

 

[RandyCalifornia]

Nice fat glands!

 

[Hammerhead]

THH X A5hbx x Mac

 

[Koondense]

A couple noob questions for haze x skunk#1 growers...
Got three young plants of the Haze x Shunk#1 by Cultivator's choice, 2 weeks of veg, they're the most vigorous of all in this run. One seed was much bigger than two others, got one big seed/pack, all others are very small.
How much after sprouting can I expect them to reveal their gender?
How long after sprout is it "normal" to put this hybrid in flower? Expected flowering time?
Thinking about 15L pots, 3-5 plants in a 90x90, flip in early may.

Cheers

 

[goingrey]

A couple noob questions for haze x skunk#1 growers...
Got three young plants of the Haze x Shunk#1 by Cultivator's choice, 2 weeks of veg, they're the most vigorous of all in this run. One seed was much bigger than two others, got one big seed/pack, all others are very small.
How much after sprouting can I expect them to reveal their gender?
How long after sprout is it "normal" to put this hybrid in flower? Expected flowering time?
Thinking about 15L pots, 3-5 plants in a 90x90, flip in early may.

Cheers

O. Haze x Skunk #1 from Cultivator's Choice is the most stretchy variety I have ever grown. I would flip them sooner rather than later. It was quite some years ago so can't remember exactly how long they took to sex or flower, but I do remember them taking their sweet time. Even though it's 50% Skunk #1 in theory, in practice it doesn't grow like that. Expect about 4 months of flowering.

5 plants in a 90x90 tied down or otherwise trained sounds great. 15l pots sound ok.

All of my seeds were tiny both in the original pack and the f2's. Maybe the big one is something else that ended up in the baggie by accident? Could of course also be something like seed from a pollinated preflower, never know.

 

[Koondense]

Thanks for the input!
The pollen on preflower can make sense. The big seed plant is labeled differently so I'll follow her development and compare it to the other two.
Being regs of course there's a chance there will be males in the mix, I would not mind one male. The 4 month flowering sounds a bit wild, was hoping for 3 at most.
Had a F2 plant of panama(12-13W) and original haze(17-19w) which finished in 10-11 weeks.
It's still early so I have to plan a suitable setup for the summer flowering, sometimes it can get very very hot... was hoping to finish this round before end of july.
Well, maybe I'll just take clones and flower them in autumn, if they turn out too stretchy.

Cheers