Tom Hill Haze

[Donald Mallard]

depends on the shape though , a lot of sativas put out very long bottom branches ,
xmas tree style ,
they all get sun on them and are not shaded by the top part of the plant at all ,

if the plant gets big enough , wide enough , one can trim off those inners as they dont amount to much anyhow ...

 

[kro-magnon]

depends on the shape though , a lot of sativas put out very long bottom branches ,
xmas tree style ,
they all get sun on them and are not shaded by the top part of the plant at all ,

if the plant gets big enough , wide enough , one can trim off those inners as they dont amount to much anyhow ...

Personally I was speaking of the tops of each branch not the branches higher on the stem. As you say topped plants will have branches at the same height so they all get the same exposition to the sun if nothing block the light.

 

[mudballs]

Yeah, higher UV, does shit to flowers...shade too

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0304423824002085

 

[Donald Mallard]

Isnt that about tea?
Let's see one on cannabis??

 

[mudballs]

Phytohormones and metabolites in plants work the same pretty much, just making different compounds in cannabis.

 

[mudballs]

You guys wanna see me do a timelapse of the sun arc shading my plants?

OJD African Chocolate...bottoms are more protected

 

[Rgd]

there are ones that have a real uppy high and give you a lot of confidence where you can over push yourself.

good one

 

[flower~power]

From my experience the tops of my outdoor plants were better than the lower buds but the difference was minimal and only noticeable by weed nerd like me.

De - leafing comes in handy you let the sunlight in more development on the flowers…

 

[flower~power]

 

[Wolverine97]

Kinda off topicbut talking about sativas and landraces etc. I found some old stuff. View attachment 19065633

By chance, did those seeds come out of Hawaii?

 

[mudballs]

Oh shit, the truth made it through the fourth wall!!...someone fkn do something?!

 

[exoticrobotic]

View attachment 19066243

I'd love to hear about any smells you get off your Seedsman OH plants @flower~power with any subtle differences in high you may have noticed.

Also, they look really nicely healthy. What do you feed them and is the feed any different to your hybrid feed or just at a lower concentration?

cheers geez

 

[flower~power]

I'd love to hear about any smells you get off your Seedsman OH plants @flower~power with any subtle differences in high you may have noticed.

Also, they look really nicely healthy. What do you feed them and is the feed any different to your hybrid feed or just at a lower concentration?

cheers geez

To be honest right now, it’s just a bunch of vegetation and gigantic plants. It’s the end of the season, almost and they haven’t even shown sex incredibly.

 

[flower~power]

Here’s one I had to lay it down on its side

 

[exoticrobotic]

Looks like an Octopus

Do they share any stem smells with tom's posi haze?

So far, my 2 week old oh seedlings smell more zamal like earthiness and root veg rather than the smells i found with thh - leather, dusty library, metal, cola/rootbeer, turmeric/sandlewood.

Whaat a garden, lovely @flower~power

 

[Farmer John]

By chance, did those seeds come out of Hawaii?

No they didnt. Kerala I cant remember where that came from, I collected seeds from Mexico back in 2004 (Guerrero/Oaxaca/Chiapas) and my friend pollinated a huge xmas tree Kerala plant with a Oaxacan male and another friend collected the Kashmir and Manali seeds on his trip over there in 2006.

 

[exoticrobotic]

Here’s one I had to lay it down on its side View attachment 19066279

thats the size of my entire tent

 

[flower~power]

Do they share any stem smells with tom's posi haze?

I have not grown Tom’s Haze. Pure. Have not had the opportunity. Definitely want to see pictures of it though from his recent seed release

 

[exoticrobotic]

Definitely want to see pictures of it though from his recent seed release

Yeah, there's not that many seeing it was a year or even two he last released them.

I managed to get 5 or 6 thh cuttings in my tent of his release nearly 20ys ago, a few years back at the time flowered, all behaved very nicely with training.

I now have 6 oh seedlings that by the look of your pics will be quite a challenge in a tent

 

[GrandpaMillenial]

How is this even a debate. Training plants can bring huge rewards.

After a few attempts of deleafing…

I’ve tirned it around, I only deleaf to control height in my indoor sativas. Infact, now I remove lover bud sights and keep some lower leaves to support the growing buds.

Also checkout this canadian grower off of reddit. goes by the name “pirateboarderlife”.

We train tomatoes, peppers, apple trees, grapes… the list goes on

direct lights on the buds are where its at. Big swingin monster dongs of weed, swingin in the air.