wow this is pure green porn!
TH Original Haze
Sativa vibes!
You said it ElRubio. Very sexy indeed!
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You said it ElRubio. Very sexy indeed!
wow this is pure green porn!
TH Original Haze
Sativa vibes!
That is the best example I have seen of his Haze. You did a great job! That looks fantastic. Hope you got clones!
verticalioso
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EquatoGuinean update
EquatoGuinean update
harvest day has come. it was forced because i had to remove the girls out of their present home and had no substitute location.
as i mentioned before one has grown a few male flowers and self pollinated. the other two seem to be steadier and they will be my current mothers for all further experiments. i collected some of the pollen i could find and lightly brushed an LA confidential a friend of mine has.
found quite a few seeds on the stressful girl so i am curious as to what they will turn into. otherwise i have a few more seeds from the batch i brought back with me, so this strain will live on!
i can best describe the smell as a soapy sweet lemon soft odor. also hints of freshly cut grass - and this before i cut them down.
oh yes, the carcases went into re-veg, but this time on a 13/11 photoperiod, see if they like it better than the classic 18/6.
well, here they are, enjoy.
EquatoGuinean update
harvest day has come. it was forced because i had to remove the girls out of their present home and had no substitute location.
as i mentioned before one has grown a few male flowers and self pollinated. the other two seem to be steadier and they will be my current mothers for all further experiments. i collected some of the pollen i could find and lightly brushed an LA confidential a friend of mine has.
found quite a few seeds on the stressful girl so i am curious as to what they will turn into. otherwise i have a few more seeds from the batch i brought back with me, so this strain will live on!
i can best describe the smell as a soapy sweet lemon soft odor. also hints of freshly cut grass - and this before i cut them down.
oh yes, the carcases went into re-veg, but this time on a 13/11 photoperiod, see if they like it better than the classic 18/6.
well, here they are, enjoy.
Great Sativa's everybody 
here one of mine
Autoflowering Blue Haze
few weeks in flowering ,here some pic from it
(again will make better pic in time for you guy's this plant is breed only for seeds under bad conditions)
she waiting for pollen from a
F2 auto autoflowering Blue Haze x ACE Oldtimers Haze X CBG's Meao Thai male
she waiting for pollen from a
F2 auto autoflowering Blue Haze x ACE Oldtimers Haze X CBG's Meao Thai male
hope you guy's like
here one of mine
Autoflowering Blue Haze
few weeks in flowering ,here some pic from it
(again will make better pic in time for you guy's this plant is breed only for seeds under bad conditions)
she waiting for pollen from a
F2 auto autoflowering Blue Haze x ACE Oldtimers Haze X CBG's Meao Thai male
she waiting for pollen from a
F2 auto autoflowering Blue Haze x ACE Oldtimers Haze X CBG's Meao Thai male
hope you guy's like
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sativagrower87
La Buena Hierba, looks nice i don`t care about autoflowers but wandering does she possess autoflowering traits or just shorter flowering time?
i don`t care about autoflowers but wandering does she possess autoflowering traits or just shorter flowering time?
my pure autoflowering sativá's and Haze's start under 24 light with flowering afther 4/5 weeks and flowering for 13/16 weeks (ofcorse some pheno's leeser )
(the autoflowering Haze crosses are starting rownd 3/4 weeks flowering and flower for 9/11 weeks)
look more on this link/url here
https://www.icmag.com/ic/showthread.php?t=133124
(the autoflowering Haze crosses are starting rownd 3/4 weeks flowering and flower for 9/11 weeks)
look more on this link/url here
https://www.icmag.com/ic/showthread.php?t=133124
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bonecarver_OG
raco - those 3 last nugs looks nice indeed 
Here is my first sativa of the year. now hanging in D closet.
now hanging in D closet.
RollmeoneKenobi
Member
Major props growing a plant that nice under a cfl, Cheesehead! 
TheHashAssassin
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marn are you in western canada/usa? it kinda looks like sweet skunk alittle.
Beautiful sativas Brothers and Sisters, keep it up!
Here's the Ace Old Timer's Haze right before the chop,
She went 17 weeks to the day. Could have gone a week longer, but I was gone and didn't want to risk any mold.
And about one week later.
The spindly bracts are plump with nice resin formation. Smell is sharp spice and citrus with nice mentholated finish. Exotic! Long cure ahead.
Here's the Ace Old Timer's Haze right before the chop,
She went 17 weeks to the day. Could have gone a week longer, but I was gone and didn't want to risk any mold.
And about one week later.
The spindly bracts are plump with nice resin formation. Smell is sharp spice and citrus with nice mentholated finish. Exotic! Long cure ahead.
I was out of weed for a few days and I ended up getting a half ounce of mexican weed for forty dollars. I haven't smoked any in years. Its funny one whiff and it brought back tons of memories. Old names and places I haven't been in a long time.
I usually smoke cali med bud but I didn't feel like driving so far to get anything in the pouring rain.
Its not too bad. A bit wet and FULL of seeds. But decent resin content. Can still smell a hint of fruitiness to it.
Everyone has been saying how much better mexican weed has been looking in the last 5+ years. I had gotten a free dime bag of some disgusting crap several months ago, but this stuff is pretty decent. If they cut down on seeds it would be worth a lot more money.
I usually smoke cali med bud but I didn't feel like driving so far to get anything in the pouring rain.
Its not too bad. A bit wet and FULL of seeds. But decent resin content. Can still smell a hint of fruitiness to it.
Everyone has been saying how much better mexican weed has been looking in the last 5+ years. I had gotten a free dime bag of some disgusting crap several months ago, but this stuff is pretty decent. If they cut down on seeds it would be worth a lot more money.
Marn
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you think? i'm in Chicago but we got a lot of outdoor TW over the summer. so i have a strong suspicion that it's trainwreck. they tend to hermie a lot and i'm thinking the seeds came from a self pollinated plant. It has many TW attributes like really small, purple vine-like stems, that trainwreck lemon smell, and stacked calyxes whose tips are turning purple. It's at 66 days and all the trichromes are cloudy meaning it's a fast finishing sativa which TW is. Hopefully i'll be able to confirm it from the taste and high.
Hello sativa boy i found that in mandala new strain.
Mango zamal
type: 100% sativa
Genetics: Zamal, Reunion Island x Lakshmi, South India
Cultivation: indoor/outdoor/greenhouse
Flowering time: 80-100+ days/depends on location; multiple harvests possible
Yield: depends on location; multiple harvests possible
High: alert cerebral high with a pleasant calming effect, imaginative and creative, no negative side-effects and non-racy. The mellow sativa buzz allows you to dosage the high according to your own taste.
Aroma: mango, fruity, carrot, lemon cleaner.
Medical use: broad spectrum use. Zamal is used as a herbal remedy on La Réunion. Good for lethargy and depression as well.
Mango Zamal is a 100% sativa with a pleasurable cerebral high. In this landrace hybrid we have largely preserved zamal’s outstanding characteristics, but modified essential features so that it has become more stabilised and easier to grow. The decision to use a South Indian strain to complement zamal was based on our lifelong experience of breeding landraces optimally, plus the fact that the zamal is originally a blend of South Indian and African genetics. The aim of this edition Mango Zamal is to make these rare landrace genetics available for cultivators and breeders who appreciate pure, unique sativas.
There are several variations of zamal distinguished by aromatic qualities such as 'mango-carrot', 'citrus', 'peppery', 'earthy', and so on. The mango-carrot enjoys the best reputation for quality and taste. This landrace strain has the luxury of an on-going tropical season and can be harvested for many years on La Réunion, with impressive yields that would make any grower smile with delight. Zamal is a very strong and resistant plant, certainly a valuable trait on an island affected by hurricanes. For the zamal mother we selected a male parent from an old and reliable South Indian stock that has been tried and tested by us since we collected it in 1992. The particular male chosen for this project convinced us through many outstanding traits that will serve this zamal hybrid well. The new infusion of genes from the male has tamed the wild zamal sufficiently, so that it now offers the possibility of pre-sexing and cloning plants indoor before planting them outdoor. The Lakshmi genetics contribute: impressive stress resistance, controllable plant height, greatly enhanced calyx-leaf ratio, reduced flowering time, larger bud sites and more stability.
The aroma and taste of Mango Zamal is varied and depends on your soil type and other environmental factors. During flowering a mild Mango fragrance is not uncommon. It is usually overlayed by other stronger smells that range from carrot to citrus. The cured buds from some plants lean towards a fruity-honey aroma, whilst others have more of a lemon cleaner smell. The high starts up quickly with a slight pressure to the head that abides quickly. An alert yet calm state of mind follows and for the duration of the high you will find concentration and creativity enhanced. Mango Zamal is not overpowering and does not trigger any of the anxiety type side-effects typical to some sativas.
Indoor
Although Mango Zamal has been primarily created for outdoor you can flower the plants indoor under 400-600W HPS for sexing and selecting mother plants for cuttings. Some of the females can even be harvested indoor, although this is only recommended for special purposes since yield and resin production under artificial light is below average. The growth of Mango Zamal is vigorous, an important feature that allows an indoor life cycle of 14-16 weeks from seedling to harvest. 400-600W HPS is required for flowering and at least 250W HPS for growth or to maintain mother plants. Apart from requiring a strong light source, Zamal Lakshmi is relatively easy to grow and has no special needs. The native zamal is known to be best left to grow naturally without artificial fertilizing. This has been verified through our own observations and still applies to this cross. It is very nutrient efficient and prefers to take what it needs from the soil. A quality soil mix in a 12-15L/3 gallon container should suffice for the duration of one harvest. In case a mistake is made with soil quality or container size you can provide a mild feeding to top up nutrients. Avoid "hot" soil mixes with a high EC or a lot of nitrogen. Start the 12/12 light cycle after 5-10 days in soil if you do not intend to prune the plants. Most plants show sex within 10+ days. The majority of unpruned females will reach approx. 140cm in soil. They grow tall, slim head buds, with the typical 3 finger-leaves of the native zamal strain. Indoor branching is moderate and restricted to the bottom third part of the plant. The shoots tend to arch upward, remaining close to the main stem, which contributes to the SOG-friendly growth pattern. Resin production requires patient waiting, it starts after 40 days of flowering and picks up at day 60+. The high calyx-leaf ratio makes harvesting very simple and fast.
Outdoor
This strain should be cultivated, or at least flowered, outdoors where it can show its full potential. Multiple harvests are possible and the plants can easily be reverted back to vegetative growth. Mango Zamal may show remarkable longevity (the 'immortality gene' as we like to call it) and become a long-term companion in your garden! The maritime climate on La Réunion is tropical and humid, very similar to the Hawaiian islands. During the summer the temperature averages 26°C/79°F on the coast, in winter it can drop to around 20°C/68°F or less. Our Mango Zamal is perfect for all hot, Mediterranean or tropical-humid regions, in addition to areas with a warm summer & autumn. It is recommended for equatorial countries with constant 12/12 daylight where other strains fail to grow properly. Mango Zamal is not especially sensitive to a cooler climate and can flower well as long as the temperatures sustain healthy plant metabolism (above 20°C/68°F during night recommended). Mold and pest resistance is high. Please consult the detailed climate map in our OUTDOOR GUIDE where you can best grow this strain.
In a greenhouse/outdoor it’s wise to prune the females and grow multi-branch plants with a height that suits your requirements. Under good conditions it is not unusual to get a high % of females. Although true hermaphrodites are rare you should check your females in the first weeks of flowering for any suspicious signs of male flowers to be on the safe side. The same tips regarding soil mix and avoiding potent fertilizers indoor apply to growing this strain outdoor. Read the FERTILIZING GUIDE on our website for more info and use "soft" organic soil additives such as worm castings or compost. The original zamal has very long 'tentacles' of colas, with small bud sites covered by many slim, lime green leaves that are not much fun to trim after harvest. This has been radically improved! With Mango Zamal you can expect large foxtail-like colas, with a high calyx-leaf ratio, that can be quickly trimmed and dried.
Mango zamal
type: 100% sativa
Genetics: Zamal, Reunion Island x Lakshmi, South India
Cultivation: indoor/outdoor/greenhouse
Flowering time: 80-100+ days/depends on location; multiple harvests possible
Yield: depends on location; multiple harvests possible
High: alert cerebral high with a pleasant calming effect, imaginative and creative, no negative side-effects and non-racy. The mellow sativa buzz allows you to dosage the high according to your own taste.
Aroma: mango, fruity, carrot, lemon cleaner.
Medical use: broad spectrum use. Zamal is used as a herbal remedy on La Réunion. Good for lethargy and depression as well.
Mango Zamal is a 100% sativa with a pleasurable cerebral high. In this landrace hybrid we have largely preserved zamal’s outstanding characteristics, but modified essential features so that it has become more stabilised and easier to grow. The decision to use a South Indian strain to complement zamal was based on our lifelong experience of breeding landraces optimally, plus the fact that the zamal is originally a blend of South Indian and African genetics. The aim of this edition Mango Zamal is to make these rare landrace genetics available for cultivators and breeders who appreciate pure, unique sativas.
There are several variations of zamal distinguished by aromatic qualities such as 'mango-carrot', 'citrus', 'peppery', 'earthy', and so on. The mango-carrot enjoys the best reputation for quality and taste. This landrace strain has the luxury of an on-going tropical season and can be harvested for many years on La Réunion, with impressive yields that would make any grower smile with delight. Zamal is a very strong and resistant plant, certainly a valuable trait on an island affected by hurricanes. For the zamal mother we selected a male parent from an old and reliable South Indian stock that has been tried and tested by us since we collected it in 1992. The particular male chosen for this project convinced us through many outstanding traits that will serve this zamal hybrid well. The new infusion of genes from the male has tamed the wild zamal sufficiently, so that it now offers the possibility of pre-sexing and cloning plants indoor before planting them outdoor. The Lakshmi genetics contribute: impressive stress resistance, controllable plant height, greatly enhanced calyx-leaf ratio, reduced flowering time, larger bud sites and more stability.
The aroma and taste of Mango Zamal is varied and depends on your soil type and other environmental factors. During flowering a mild Mango fragrance is not uncommon. It is usually overlayed by other stronger smells that range from carrot to citrus. The cured buds from some plants lean towards a fruity-honey aroma, whilst others have more of a lemon cleaner smell. The high starts up quickly with a slight pressure to the head that abides quickly. An alert yet calm state of mind follows and for the duration of the high you will find concentration and creativity enhanced. Mango Zamal is not overpowering and does not trigger any of the anxiety type side-effects typical to some sativas.
Indoor
Although Mango Zamal has been primarily created for outdoor you can flower the plants indoor under 400-600W HPS for sexing and selecting mother plants for cuttings. Some of the females can even be harvested indoor, although this is only recommended for special purposes since yield and resin production under artificial light is below average. The growth of Mango Zamal is vigorous, an important feature that allows an indoor life cycle of 14-16 weeks from seedling to harvest. 400-600W HPS is required for flowering and at least 250W HPS for growth or to maintain mother plants. Apart from requiring a strong light source, Zamal Lakshmi is relatively easy to grow and has no special needs. The native zamal is known to be best left to grow naturally without artificial fertilizing. This has been verified through our own observations and still applies to this cross. It is very nutrient efficient and prefers to take what it needs from the soil. A quality soil mix in a 12-15L/3 gallon container should suffice for the duration of one harvest. In case a mistake is made with soil quality or container size you can provide a mild feeding to top up nutrients. Avoid "hot" soil mixes with a high EC or a lot of nitrogen. Start the 12/12 light cycle after 5-10 days in soil if you do not intend to prune the plants. Most plants show sex within 10+ days. The majority of unpruned females will reach approx. 140cm in soil. They grow tall, slim head buds, with the typical 3 finger-leaves of the native zamal strain. Indoor branching is moderate and restricted to the bottom third part of the plant. The shoots tend to arch upward, remaining close to the main stem, which contributes to the SOG-friendly growth pattern. Resin production requires patient waiting, it starts after 40 days of flowering and picks up at day 60+. The high calyx-leaf ratio makes harvesting very simple and fast.
Outdoor
This strain should be cultivated, or at least flowered, outdoors where it can show its full potential. Multiple harvests are possible and the plants can easily be reverted back to vegetative growth. Mango Zamal may show remarkable longevity (the 'immortality gene' as we like to call it) and become a long-term companion in your garden! The maritime climate on La Réunion is tropical and humid, very similar to the Hawaiian islands. During the summer the temperature averages 26°C/79°F on the coast, in winter it can drop to around 20°C/68°F or less. Our Mango Zamal is perfect for all hot, Mediterranean or tropical-humid regions, in addition to areas with a warm summer & autumn. It is recommended for equatorial countries with constant 12/12 daylight where other strains fail to grow properly. Mango Zamal is not especially sensitive to a cooler climate and can flower well as long as the temperatures sustain healthy plant metabolism (above 20°C/68°F during night recommended). Mold and pest resistance is high. Please consult the detailed climate map in our OUTDOOR GUIDE where you can best grow this strain.
In a greenhouse/outdoor it’s wise to prune the females and grow multi-branch plants with a height that suits your requirements. Under good conditions it is not unusual to get a high % of females. Although true hermaphrodites are rare you should check your females in the first weeks of flowering for any suspicious signs of male flowers to be on the safe side. The same tips regarding soil mix and avoiding potent fertilizers indoor apply to growing this strain outdoor. Read the FERTILIZING GUIDE on our website for more info and use "soft" organic soil additives such as worm castings or compost. The original zamal has very long 'tentacles' of colas, with small bud sites covered by many slim, lime green leaves that are not much fun to trim after harvest. This has been radically improved! With Mango Zamal you can expect large foxtail-like colas, with a high calyx-leaf ratio, that can be quickly trimmed and dried.
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