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Tom Hill Haze

nepalnt21

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well you might be crazy (all the best people are at least a little), but at least you've got great taste... i mean that colorful avatar really captures an element that i immediately recognize and could never verbalize
 

Stoneguru

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Out of the A5 x Mirakel Thai crosses I have grown, I would say most lean pretty heavily toward Thai expressions. I'm not super familiar with Colombian, but I don't think I have found a Colombian pheno our of any of the A5 x Mirakel Thai hybrids. So I definitely believe that.
The A5 crosses I have run generally seem NL5 effect with haze potency. Or variations in there.

Morphology as well. Pistils may look Thai sometimes or SE Asian profiles, but also muted at times. Morphology is difficult with a equatorial polyhybrid Fgen unknown to NL5. I am practiced at it, but the amount of recombinant markers is so extensive and then refixed with each make...

Thai and Colombian can foxtail, but so can NL5. It's got that flat top trident which can be accentuated through long flower. NL5 itself was always believed to have SE Asian in it. It's rare, but I have found foxtail type in NL.. interestingly it even smoked with the back of pallet metal exhale that is reminiscent of some haze.

I think @HEMPY is referring to his experience with classic Colombian vs Thai effect. An up front freight train vs, creeper wave after wave.

In that context A5 effect does seem to lean toward what some would consider NL/Colombian effect most of the time. Dreamy, potent and pleasant and also lead boots heavy and confusing at times. Not surging waves of energy psychedelic. Either way. It was the influential haze key released and through selection it's already been improved by many.

I think it would be easier to find a clean Thai effect in THH at 5% that in A5. (If that is the efd ft associated with Thai effect)
 
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StickyBandit

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8 weeks in
Have completed 2x pollinations so far and will do at least one more to offset the pollen that that got into the tent during early watering when I was removing each plant and watering on the scales to aid root development. The scales are dead now, drowned :(

The two main phenos are easily identified but there's a few in between
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Seeds with a little frost
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More seeds and more frost
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Lumbo type male. Some have a little red streak above the little branches...
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My best girl :love:
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Basic set-up with the center HPS turned off for the shoot
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More seeds
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Under the forest
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Watering method, 1/2 Liter each every 3 days still
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Wolverine97

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The A5 crosses I have run generally seem NL5 effect with haze potency. Or variations in there.

Morphology as well. Pistils may look Thai sometimes or SE Asian profiles, but also muted at times. Morphology is difficult with a equatorial polyhybrid Fgen unknown to NL5. I am practiced at it, but the amount of recombinant markers is so extensive and then refixed with each make...

Thai and Colombian can foxtail, but so can NL5. It's got that flat top trident which can be accentuated through long flower. NL5 itself was always believed to have SE Asian in it. It's rare, but I have found foxtail type in NL.. interestingly it even smoked with the back of pallet metal exhale that is reminiscent of some haze.

I think @HEMPY is referring to his experience with classic Colombian vs Thai effect. An up front freight train vs, creeper wave after wave.

In that context A5 effect does seem to lean toward what some would consider NL/Colombian effect most of the time. Dreamy, potent and pleasant and also lead boots heavy and confusing at times. Not surging waves of energy psychedelic. Either way. It was the influential haze key released and through selection it's already been improved by many.

I think it would be easier to find a clean Thai effect in THH at 5% that in A5. (If that is the efd ft associated with Thai effect)
I'm talking about crosses made using the A5 x Mirakel Thai male, not the straight A5hz. That one has been circulating recently. I have no experience with straight A5 alone.
 

Stoneguru

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I'm talking about crosses made using the A5 x Mirakel Thai male, not the straight A5hz. That one has been circulating recently. I have no experience with straight A5 alone.
A5t was what I was referring to above effect. There are some morphological Thai. I suppose it depends on the context and everyone has different experiences. I butt heads with @HEMPY, but can also appreciate the practicality of how he groups selections.

Hempy's hierarchy seems to prioritize effect and potency. I am fairly confident that if he smoked A5t's like Bandaid's or Mango A5's he would give it a sliding scale somewhere between NL and Colombian effect on most plants. There will always be some outliers or ghost genes that favor parents deeper in the line to so any absolute assertion on haze will always be wrong.

I don't have any experience with A5 or C5 yet either. A friend who ran them recently said he could see why they were kept around though They have a beautiful NLD look to them.

@TomHill recounts Thai preferences so even in OP I think there is going to be a higher % of Thai in the winter 2024 increase. He said as much and really loving several he found in this years hunt already. from the same lot as @StickyBandit and @Knop I think

Merry Christmas everyone! 🎄
 

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