Dime
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Great parents don't necessarily pass it on though.Top level marketing to a highly susceptible Audience if you ask me; it should look like a bell curve when great parents are used
Great parents don't necessarily pass it on though.Top level marketing to a highly susceptible Audience if you ask me; it should look like a bell curve when great parents are used
Use Homogenous unrelated ones; the deck will be highly stacked in your favorGreat parents don't necessarily pass it on though.
What is Mass, where are pics to prove it?JMO but I think that's why he does mass pollinations,he could be worried about losing it with selections,look at all the old strains that are shitty now because people selected the wrong ones.
That plant reminds me of a genotype I found in the Tom Hill Haze line.
I think salva was making a joke with the one post as it had a link to Shanti X account advertising he was using Haze C male currently which has been gone for decades nowThat plant reminds me of a genotype I found in the Tom Hill Haze line.
It surprises me to see people fighting and arguing about things that happened decades ago.
I am the first to want to preserve old varieties so that they are not lost, but screwing this up is too much. A lot of bad vibes from some plants.
Nowadays it is easier than ever to get local varieties thanks to globalization. Also thanks to her they are losing themselves....
But it is the perfect time to create new varieties and try different ones.
Who knows what's out there waiting to be discovered.
Tom is trying new Thais. I wish you luck in finding something special.
Aphrodite (Lao Gold X OTH)
I compare it to a pylocybes trip. If you go too far, you might get paranoid. And it has an aroma that I have never smelled in any other variety.
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Mass is taking what you have to preserve ,letting the good and bad sort itself out, and letting the cards fall , they would be the one's to answer your questions . I don't know much about Sam except what I have read but he brought sk#1 to the table and that's quite a contribution.What is Mass, where are pics to prove it?
What people say vs actually do are rarely one in the same; for instance didn’t SamS say once before he was smoke testing & choosing from 10,000 plants the Haze or whatever it was…
Seed sellers in many cases are like used car salesmen, often worse - Caveat Emptor
So like ten leafy plants hung under canopy not grown to maturity, that pic Tom posted earlier was laughable IF it’s what he’s bringing to table with current projects, I see endless growers in here doing much more just tossing & sharing w friendsMass is taking what you have to preserve ,letting the good and bad sort itself out, and letting the cards fall , they would be the one's to answer your questions . I don't know much about Sam except what I have read but he brought sk#1 to the table and that's quite a contribution.
Rather hybrid leaf characteristicsYou see many females but few males...
Tom hill haze males. One green and one purple. View attachment 19063074 View attachment 19063073
Certainly THH is not one of those with leaves as thin as OH or OTH.Rather hybrid leaf characteristics
My interest in Tom's Haze just diminished by 1.5%.
I would have assumed that the 5% that Tom spoke of referred to females. If he's talking males as well how is that arrived at? Is he smoking males to assess them? Haze threads are a challenge if you actually read them and pay attention.
that’s what really counts; I’d just appreciate sellers being more forthright with what they sling…. At least to the best of their abilities..
Whatever it is, it's a great variety.
Not to be a dick but isn’t that 66.6% female & 33.3% male..? In Mass it matters, a lotTom mentioned that the seed will produce 75% females. my single experience matched that perfectly outta 6 plants i had two males, so the hunt for your breeding stallion is gonna take a minute.
I believe @MAHA KALA grew out 40 plants to find a stud.
But DJ short says 0.5%
Look how much people like this Thom Hill guy are moving the bar.
I'm gonna say even less, 1/300. Buy clones not seeds kids.
Not to be a dick but isn’t that 66.6% female & 33.3% male..? In Mass it matters, a lot
3 or 4 or even 9:1 F:M in equatorial sativas is quite common actually; in SE Asians finding a firm male is very, very rare
Si Haze C está muerto como se explica este cruce?I think salva was making a joke with the one post as it had a link to Shanti X account advertising he was using Haze C male currently which has been gone for decades now
I could have read it the wrong way but believe that was his/her intentions
I definitely agree with your post above
Efectivamente se parece a Haze C si es el de la foto. Ahí se ve la influencia ThaiYou see many females but few males...
Tom hill haze males. One green and one purple.
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