I can remember that Tom wrote once that he never found an incense phenotype in his Haze, because that's more what you find in a Colombian phenotype and not in a Thai.
He bred his Haze more to the Thai side than Colombian like Seedsman OHz.I can remember that Tom wrote once that he never found an incense phenotype in his Haze, because that's more what you find in a Colombian phenotype and not in a Thai.
When you say lacks potency are you talking about the quality of high or thc percentage, or both?The next HK x THH..I got a few more of these going. The 1st pheno was awesome but again potency was lacking. All but a few have been in the 10-15% THC range. I'll keep looking. I do like this plant..
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When you say lacks potency are you talking about the quality of high or thc percentage, or both?
Spicy lemon lime mint so far.Beautiful! How she smell? Looking great!
one of how many? sounds like a winner.I often burn frankinsense incense.
It has a similar 'feel' to it. Mind expanding yet serene.
One THH had the same smell, churchy incense old libraries/books/leather slightly musty smell with a lime start to it.
It was mind expanding too, calm and serene untill you started soaring.
Hope she's a keeper!Spicy lemon lime mint so far.
It's also about the nld afghan in nl5. Hooks up with the haze to bring thru guiaol a potent pine like terp derived from heycardyol. Very strong olfactory found in palo Santo, northern afghan/Xinjiang nld hashplant and Cuban black haze. Ocimene, bisabolol guiaol that's ur church recipe. And hashishinene which interestingly found in Indian Boswellia and hash from n afghan..He bred his Haze more to the Thai side than Colombian like Seedsman OHz.
There is no nl5 in THH, only in Nevil's Haze.About the Church aroma recipeIt's also about the nld afghan in nl5. Hooks up with the haze to bring thru guiaol a potent pine like terp derived from heycardyol. Very strong olfactory found in palo Santo, northern afghan/Xinjiang nld hashplant and Cuban black haze. Ocimene, bisabolol guiaol that's ur church recipe. And hashishinene which interestingly found in Indian Boswellia and hash from n afghan..
Although I do not have nearly as much experience as you do Wal, I completely agree.is there northern lights in toms haze ,
i dont think so piffy man ,
thats nevils stuff your stuck on ,
i grew tom hill haze eons ago , like 20 years back,
it reminded me of thai too , some sour mango going on there ,
no incense at all ,
just like the local weed here , in fact , side by side they were exactly the same and you couldn t tell them apart ,
and the local stuff here was from thai stock ,
nice racy uplifting sativa high , very strong if grown to its full potential ....
it seems to me , and others from what i read,
that toms haze is crossed with thai ,
or its the thai leaning stuff sam talked about before ,
only dna testing would tell us i guess , but it would be my guestimation anyhow ..
that looks exactly like the haze from this 1980 calender