Interesting take MAHA KALA, great info indeed.Ohz x THH I grew was nothing like good toms haze, it was stony spacey. euphoric yes. not electric trippy stuff, get pale with cold sweat on your forehead, no visual distortion or time gaps. it was relaxing weed to me.
I am really happy to have male which translates trippy trance jittery electrified effect into progeny, and even in case I use sativa/indica hybrid as mother, not with nothern lights content though, that is killer of haze effect, takes edginess off.
Ohz x THH I grew was nothing like good toms haze, it was stony spacey. euphoric yes. not electric trippy stuff, get pale with cold sweat on your forehead, no visual distortion or time gaps. it was relaxing weed to me.
I am really happy to have male which translates trippy trance jittery electrified effect into progeny, and even in case I use sativa/indica hybrid as mother, not with nothern lights content though, that is killer of haze effect, takes edginess off.
compact like this?I don't think Gollis OH used in that cross is relaxing. If then the relaxing will come from Toms relaxing purple stuff or MadMacs selections of it.
Or from Positronics compact Haze.
OHaze was fairly consistant as F1's but by the time it was f5 and above it segregated out into many different related lines.
-SamS
skunkman doesn't think so.I was asking because I was wondering if the two lines were separated by enough generations to possibly restore hybrid vigor if crossed back together.
Haze crossed with Haze will be lucky to have any improvement.
-SamS
Haze plants are well culled to ommit the resinless vegging phenos, they are not many, maybe 25%. But do well to get rid of them, all that don't smell like a high school metal shop in early veg are not whorth growing out ime.- T
I have smoked the uptown and is is all teak leathery sandalwood incense like the typical Dutch Haze prevalent there in the 90's, perhaps a bit watered down even. I have also smoked the Black, which is even moreso imo.
but still when somebody says sour, you will not think of sweet..It's always fun to look to Terence McKenna for clarity. He liked to point out nobody knows what anyone is talking about. And flavors are a great example of this. Until each individual has a detailed conversation about different flavors and the words used to explain them we all naively assume we understand each other. What one person calls sour may not be the same as another.
Just something to think about......
Tom Hill thinks that if it is not metalic smelling, it is not worthy. is your haze smelling metallic? he told me he is scared to breed metallic trait out.
seedsman and 90s haze are incense hazes right? so let see, just for fun, when we are in THH thread, what Tom Hill thinks about it:
It would be interesting to have Atreyu thinkings about it, he probably bets on Deep Chunk but I dont think so, Deep Chunk would have been dominantHey hermano Huesos... nice pictures! I love Hazes too, I've grown several strains of such family:
-Oldtimer1's Haze, the outstanding work from Charlie Garcia with this oldschool strain from old Hazes preserved in UK by OT1 and Wolfmann.
-Tom Hill's Haze, work done from a few packs of the old O. Haze that Positronics used to sell from original Sam Skunkman stocks.
-Haze/Skunk from TFD/Seedsman/C.Choice as well, original F1s from Sam as far as I know.
-Orginal Haze from TFD/Seedsman/C.Choice, latest source of the original haze, pretty inbred and lack of vigour but great effect.
-Some of the classic "dutch" Haze hybrids like Mango Haze, Super Silver Haze, Amnesia, Jack Herer, C99, etc.
The best Hazes in my opinion (or the closest to my idea of a true Haze strain, meaning 100% tropical, no ceiling tripping strain) were the OT Haze and the Original Haze from TFD/Seedsman/C. Choice. I've smoked great females among both but I loved the diversity of phenos found on the OT Hazes. From the very present colombian Hazes to other green Hazes (thai leaning?). All have the distinct Haze flavour and quality of high. Only problem is the super long flowering time and ridiculous production but it's connoisseur stash, not commercial stash. Those foxtails smell like heaven and get you high as a fuck!
Tom Hill haze was nice too but I think it's been too tamed, sometimes it looks more like a Haze hybrid rather than a pure Haze strain. Plus the high wasn't maybe that clean, I've found a bit of comedown as far as I remember.
As for the hybrids, I loved the Haze/Skunk and Thai/Haze X Skunk much more than the dutch haze hybrids. Some very Haze leaning phenos can be found on the TFD/Seedsman/C.Choice stock with sharp haze effects and not so much within the Sensi/Mr Nice and all the other dutch Haze hybrids. This seem to have been too much worked towards indoor growing in my opinion, they have too much Skunk and Northern Lights for my taste and you can't find wild long flowering Haze phenos very often, probably because they were very inbred. All have a potent comedown and when I smoke Haze, I don't want any couchlocking or relaxing end. I'm looking for the clean, sharp and electric effect. When it dilutes, I'll smoke more but I don't want to hit the ceiling after the first one.
I didn't smoke the Nevil's Haze though but looking forward to do it.
Vibes.
PS: there is some interesting info on Hazes at the Hazemania thread from Sideshow Bob: https://www.icmag.com/ic/showthread.php?t=255216
compact like this?
it is possible it came from macs toms haze, I dont know. is it important? I just say it is not that trippy stuff I am used to, when I smoke my toms haze... thats all. it was euphoric stony spacey smoke. good toms haze is not spaced out effect.
so you suggest that Tom Hill is growing compact 10week haze, and he thinks it is heavy thai, yes?
maybe you remember that Nevil got 10weeker in original haze too, no? hazeB? so it is not something unusual.
but I think that everybody understands, that Tom Hill didn't breed for 10 weekers, he told me for 14 weekers.
Missing the photo(s) of the double Grandfunk MAHA.double
Missing the photo(s) of the double Grandfunk MAHA.