question for sam the skunkman on the original haze

[goingrey]

@bigherb

Some comparative plant anatomy

Thai '79

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THH

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They do look similar

 

[befa]

I read somewhere that British troops brought seeds from Burma (Myanmar) to Nigeria
Cherniak's pic of Burmese 1983

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Mel Frank's Nigerian 1979

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OT1s Hz pic by Kaiki

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Burmese

 

[befa]

I read somewhere that British troops brought seeds from Burma (Myanmar) to Nigeria
Cherniak's pic of Burmese 1983

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Mel Frank's Nigerian 1979

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OT1s Hz pic by Kaiki

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nigerian haze

 

[CannaRed]

I started 5 Multi Haze from JC.
I also started a few of his Panama x Sour Bubble

 

[CannaRed]

I've only seen one pic of the Multi Haze, is anyone else growing it?

 

[Raco]

I started 5 Multi Haze from JC.
I also started a few of his Panama x Sour Bubble View attachment 19008162

 

[Raco]

@CannaRed
Hola,good to see your.I have a small painting for you...almost finlshed..Will send soon

The pic ^^ was a CBG/ACE Panama P1 cut x OT1s Hz 1x6 that I made.
It was a male and I was just jokin'...when I posted the first pic lol

 

[Raco]

Nice buds @Raco

What can you tell us about the '79 Thai?

Peace

Dubi got seeds from @20ftThai and when he came to visit he gave me a few buds.
That herb was different...not citrus spicy like many of those SE asians.It was sweet and floral...very nice!
He also shared some Nha Trang that was quite leafy but had an exquisite and very complex citrus taste

 

[Raco]

What is the plant below ?

It was a Jack Herer x Corinto -f2... colombian leaning.
I think that Tom's has a lot of Thai in It

 

[Piff_cat]

Speaking of corinto I believe cauca to be an overlooked contribution to the primal haze types. It is the furthest southeast and is located closest to Pacific ports. This could be an input not derived from the various horticulture experiments. Comparing here corinto vs Japanese vs 80s haze calendar vs Colombian black

Corintino

80s haze

Japanese vs cor

 

[befa]

Speaking of corinto I believe cauca to be an overlooked contribution to the primal haze types. It is the furthest southeast and is located closest to Pacific ports. This could be an input not derived from the various horticulture experiments. Comparing here corinto vs Japanese vs 80s haze calendar vs Colombian black

Corintino
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Japanese vs cor
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Unique pheno found on a selection of metal haze by dutch flower from the late 1980s
I could see burmese with corrinto
Burmese here really smells of mango, lemon and spice haze with rarer green big hairy ball phenos smelling more acidic.

 

[befa]

To return to page 1, here are some photos of metal haze, I really don't have the time to go into detail, I'll do it as soon as possible.

 

[CannaRed]

@CannaRed
Hola,good to see your.I have a small painting for you...almost finlshed..Will send soon

The pic ^^ was a CBG/ACE Panama P1 cut x OT1s Hz 1x6 that I made.
It was a male and I was just jokin'...when I posted the first pic lol

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Wow, really?!? Thanks Raco, you're awesome!!
I love icmag!
I haven't been online much, mostly because I haven't had anything nice to post. I lost a bunch of my keepers in Feb of 23, so I've just been quietly looking for new stuff.

 

[flower~power]