Dang! That comparison between Day 4 of flower and Day 22 is NUTS! Thanks for the link. Looks like I’ve got some reading to do.
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What @Garden-Buddy said nailed it on the head, I live not far from Santa Cruz and haze was defiantly born there, and around that area in general, there is some fog and disagreement about the exact order of the crossings. There was also some African genetics floating around Santa Cruz sense the 70s. Equilibrium genetics put out a cross called African 75 that was phenomenal and had some real winner plants to be found.
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I would give you more likes if I could, those are beauties.
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Nice grow !!!
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That is sweet. Dig it.
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She is two times taller than anything else in the tent. I love it.
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Here’s hoping you don’t run out of headroom. She’s a beaut.
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How far along is she? Come on, dude! Details! We wanna know.
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Flipped mid March (didn’t write it down)
She is an f2 made by ssgrower
hope she is a banger. Hitting her lowers with COPA Ancient Chocolate pollen.
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I’ve pinched off a few buds before the plant was ready. We probably all have at one time or another. I euphemistically referred to it as “topping” or “testing”, but it was really my lack of patience.
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In retrospect, Haze was predictable in our “nation of immigrants” (the USA). It contains genetics from 4 different parts of the world, and were combined right here, much like our human population.
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Here are some pics of my Neville’s skunk. They’re on my grow log as well but figured I’d double dip and get some feedback on them here as well. Does the fox tailing seem genetic based? It’s on straight water now; I did burn a little bit in my rush to bull them up but the smell is amazing so I think I’ll be happy either way!
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It’s nice to see some Nevil’s Skunk.
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