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The Haze Hybrid Thread
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EnjoyingLife
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Is it the sun\lighting that makes the calyxes look silver or are they actually silver in the picture labeled "another pheno"? Resin maybe?incense sticks, still in greenhouse, more than 16 weeks of flowering
another pheno
yes, resin is silvery. it is from vietnamese male. green vietnamese has silvery resin. color at leafs is more about cold nights.
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3 germinated from the 5 Malawi gold x Grinspoon.. These are very old. I wasn't expecting to see good germ results.
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gypsyeyes
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Latest pot cast
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Episode 93 ft Shantibaba of Mr Nice Seeds / CBD Crew (PATREON)
photo credit - https://cannathemag.com/interview-scott-blakey/ - 15th march 2021 -Luke Hurt / Cannathemag.com/interview-scott-blakey/
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Mimpi Manis
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I liked the Yo Sammy chat. He reminded of the good old days... when a certain unwritten code of behaviour (basic decency, honesty and good manners) in pot culture was more common than not. When money and self promotion didn't rule the waves. The pleasures of sharing something good with folks. I miss those days of bonhomie and engaging conversation that often went with the sharing of a good sparkling joint. Most of the time at least. (The 'Dead Culture' in the US kind of reminds of how it was in these parts. For a little while at least). I hope some of you still get access to those kind moments. I'll toast to Sammy next time I crack into something fine. Stoners Grace: "Times of dope and no money are better than times of money and no dope".
Jackson Browne:
At 50 days
Great to read you liked the long listen and thank you for sharing your personal take on things.
Seems we definitely share similar experiences going through the years.
Still got this poster, haha.
Great times!
Mimpi Manis
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You're welcome man. Your podcast cheered this old stoner up. I have for the past couple of years or so been dealing with a major health issue that will likely see the end of me. (Think Patrick Swayze... Steve Jobs). That I am still here I credit cannabis for helping out... when the numbers indicated otherwise. Invaluable for dealing with nausea and appetite when enduring chemo. Not to mention cheering me up when needed. You find out who your friends really are when the shit stick comes down. I like to think the cannabis community I find in this forum and other places - for most part- share your philosophy and outlook. Folks like Wally, Dubi and Kevin Jodrey et al for instance. A little light through the crack in the door. Invaluable re tempering my cynicism about the world at large.Great to read you liked the long listen and thank you for sharing your personal take on things.
Seems we definitely share similar experiences going through the years.
Still got this poster, haha.
Great times!
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Humanity is desperately in need of some major change in how we go about things if we plan to survive another century on this miraculous small blue dot and it's extraordinary beautiful places and creatures. I truly believe cannabis has a place in the zeitgeist. With a little luck I may just see out another season. Currently using genetics (via Ace) that come from your dedicated efforts with Nevils A5. Some nice stuff from Wally as well. Confess to being a bit of a sativa hound. BTW - I'm also from Nevil's old home town here in Oz. Last 40 odd years have been in the southern regions on my little P/c farm. Still dedicated to creating something fine.
So go well my friend. Its always nice to bump into a little random simpatico once in a while. Salute'. MM
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thanks for posting the podcast goinggrey ,,,yo sammy good to put a voice to you we are of the same era enjoyed the listen
killer orange haze
killer orange haze
Not much room for plant material between all that frosting.
Happy to hear you enjoyed the listen.
Great looking herb you’ve got there!
Cheers!
thanks shes a new one first tests seem promising ,,,your podcast took me back to the early days in 80s an my first visit to dam ,,no talk of haze or sk back then we bought nepalese hash thai and jamaican and very happy with it we was to lol
My haze cross at about 40 days after 12/12. Ka5h mother and bushweed mm x nh 21 father. One plant is starting to smell vaguely like its mother. Both plants are doing well except,some yellowing happening. To me it seems these plants are mostly indica side of the gene pool. I hadn’t noticed a touch of brown pistils until examining the closeup bud shots. These should finish like a typical hybrid.
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To breed new plant varieties, it is desirable to have as many genetic combination options as possible. There are genotypes that, for example, reshuffle their genome at more locations than others, increasing their capacity to generate variation in the progeny. Genotypes with this property are called "highly recombinogenic."
Recombination of plant genetics is the process by which genetic variation is generated and maintained in plants through the exchange of DNA segments between homologous chromosomes during meiosis. Recombination can result in new alleles, gene conversions, or novel combinations of genes. Recombination is influenced by various factors, such as chromosome structure, gene density, environmental signals, and DNA repair mechanisms. Recombination is important for plant evolution, adaptation, and breeding.
Recombination of plant genetics is the process by which genetic variation is generated and maintained in plants through the exchange of DNA segments between homologous chromosomes during meiosis. Recombination can result in new alleles, gene conversions, or novel combinations of genes. Recombination is influenced by various factors, such as chromosome structure, gene density, environmental signals, and DNA repair mechanisms. Recombination is important for plant evolution, adaptation, and breeding.
