If it was not for the people working from in Holland no one would be growing Haze or Haze hybrids or NL let’s be real here Hammer.
Some of if not the best Haze hybrids came out of Holland also.
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LOL, Some of the best Haze hybrids came out of many countries. Again depends on who you ask, quality is not the same for all. IMO hype has a lot to do with that. Maybe you should re read why I responded. What I posted is as real as it gets. I’ll say it again since you missed it “The Dutch had nothing to do with making Haze or NL”. Any outcrosses made here are typically held in privet gardens and not posted on the internet. Assuming only 1 good haze hybrid has been found since 1970 in the USA is nonsense.
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Like it or not, Hammer Holland was where things like Haze and NL were firstly preserved then worked and then spread by selling seed to all corners.
If it was not for the people working from with in the friendlier laws of Holland, most of what many grow today like Haze and NL would have been lost.
Any Haze grown in the US today by growers came from Holland, let’s be real here.
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I don’t know what I try, You have always had difficulties in comprehension. You always go off on these tangents. You are clueless about what has gone on the the USA. I lived in Cali since 1955. 
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Why do you feel you have the right to continually insult me, Hammer ?
I don’t care where you live and why do you need to buy or have people send you Haze seed if you live in the mecca of HazeVille as you seem to claim, lol
What I posted is a fact like it or not the Dutch and people from all over the world working from with in Holland are responsible for people like you and me and the rest for growing Haze.
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My Holdback NH x OH) x APPSS from the last run… . I got 6 more of these from seed in veg. A beautiful haze hybrid.
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This plant is already talking to me. I’m excited for this one.
Stoneys Sour D X Heirloom Piff Haze @Rippleseeds
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Nevils Haze Clone run of the F2 I selected last run just over 8 weeks in, she will go 19 weeks.
I expect the flowers to be coated white with resin, like the seed plant was in the next few weeks to a month.
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Beautiful plant @hempy
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Very nice Tykal!
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Nice job Hempy, I could only aspire, coming back into growing after a log hiatus! And thanks to all who post, I am trying to learn all that I can absorb. I am a survivor of the 70’s 80’s and 90’s and looking for someone experienced with sativa to direct me if I can grow Authentic Genetics Original Haze in a 2/1 AC Infinity tent with dimensions 48x36x72. All I can speculate is like a 1 gallon pot, topping a few times, LST, scrog? I plan to grow outdoors this year too, but haze is the medicine for this 62yr. old and I live in NH so its a challenge and I have to use space across the river at a friends house, which is unfortunate too. If I am barking up the wrong tree go ahead and blast me too, I am open minded and remain teachable, but thought to ask my haze family that may have experience I could learn from. And please forgive me if I have dome something to offend anyone, this is my first post on OG and mean no harm.Attached is bubble hash I make, blessings to all!
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Hempy that’s a beauty there! Bet it will look like a weeping willow when it gets heavier. How’s the smell when finished?
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Welcome to overgrow! I don’t have much experience growing sativas indoors aside from under seed starting lights (outdoor grower) but it should be doable from what I’ve seen on here with indoor sativa growing. I would say go for it! The trickiest part will probably be finding your keeper phenotype from the Original Haze that flowers in a time you’re happy with and has the effect and aroma you’re looking for (something I’ll be attempting outdoors this year, perhaps foolish given the early December end of season).
I’m not sure if you’ve seen this one, but this thread has some helpful training strategies for keeping sativas small. Hopefully some more experienced indoor sativa / haze growers here or there will be able to give you some more detailed guidance.
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Massive results there. I looking to go with Lemon Haze but I fear I won’t have enough space for those giants.
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Last Unicorn. Some colour starting to come out from the unicorn poop side i would assume? Smells are starting to intensify, getting a sharper nose to it at this point, almost a little barn yard starting to happen, not like hay, like horse shit, barn animal smell with some pine forest on the front end, not sure im liking where this is heading lol, we’ll see hiw it finishes and smokes.This is around 84 days of flower, going to let it go another 7 days or so
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I would maybe look to grow a Haze hybrid before going fully Haze in a tent personally. The stretch is real. I have scrogged Haze hybrids in a 2x4 tent with great success. I top them when they are sexually mature and showing sex - the 5th node then top them and then pretty much straight to 12/12. It will be at least 3.5 weeks of stretch (sometimes they never stop) before bud set, so PLENTY of time to fill that net and then some. I usually have a branch or two growing into lights.
Welcome to OG bud.
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The haze dom phenos terps are smashing everything in the room. I’m getting flashbacks from 1980… More seedlings in veg. Both are exceptional…
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What you said, is correct. Haze, Skunk, Northern Light etc are US varieties, but selling seeds worldwide in a big commercial setup was done in the Netherlands.
NL#5Haze was made in the Netherlands, not in the US. The Seed Bank and SSSC were the first big seed banks.
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"Bandaid Haze is the only killer Haze chemotype you have found on the West Coast since 1970. That’s a lot of killer Haze chemotypes"
This is what I was responding to. There has always been a haze/Sat presence here. There are far more people that don’t post their plants on the net than do. I can’t count the number of killer haze/sat hybrids that have been found since 1970. Frankly, a stupid comment to make.
My comment wasn’t about Commercial haze seed sales or the tremendous impact it had getting them to people around the world. .
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That’s for sure. One of the first things I bought to grow was Dragon Cheese F1. That was over two years ago (probably 3) and to this day, I’m the only person that said I was growing it but I’m sure they’ve sold a lot of seeds by now.
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