yes, I grew 90shaze x toms haze. it was good, it was 90s haze dominant. 90shaze is colombian side of haze. so if you cross it with toms haze you get colombian mostly with hint of thai, and you have to look for thai pheno, so it easier to grow toms haze and find thai pheno. no? also I didnt find increase of vigor… it was like growing old timer haze, not much different from it. more chunky phenos than in othaze.
thats why I crossed it with black vietnamese, south asian genetics, but I have give credit to Tom again. he said it is more complex than pure thai. I would like to know more about this his thought. as thats how I describe difference between malawi gold or congo, which both contain trippy plants, just… it is not so complex like tom hill haze. and black vietnamese is just as good as malawi gold, if you find those elusive phenos, but again not so complex like toms haze. I cant help, toms haze gives more dimensions of mind imo.
I definitely dont give up with south asian genetics vs. toms haze. I will explore hmong thai, but before I want to look to puna sativa, as I heard there are incredible thai phenos and into new caledonia, which is supposed to be thai/mexican, so again some nice thai phenos.
I really like my grandfunk, it contains thai which came from Hawaii at 90s, so in combination with toms haze, it gives nice thai phenos, and those 100days are super strong, just like thai, but not so complex like toms haze. there is some magic in it.
this complexity is real challenge. but it is about right mixing imo, right ratio and proportionality. and here in this point of thinking, I have to think if straight F1 brings this possibility… got me thinking.
you know what? let talk about those freaks, like when you cross bshw, which is fruity sandalwood, and toms haze, which citric metallic, both inbred, and you get chemical chocolate pheno in the offspring. where it came from? you know what yet? thats how original haze was made, like freaky offspring of traditional imported cultivars.
specifically resin from them.
