Best Hash Plant

[browntrout]

I think a hashplant would tend to have looser buds and lots of sugar leaves. Reason being that it would be easier to kief the trichs off the loose stuff as opposed to having to break up dense buds.

As far as the high and the plant being tall or short, I think that could vary widely.

that's always been my understanding, some Lebanese hash plants in Bekaa valley grow like cactus's with fat SSH like buds. Airy, resinous plants with good trich production.

North Inidan's/ Nepalese plants are very tall and have an airy structure more known for resin's than trichs. I've grown and crossed Nanda Devi from RSC, nice plant. I've got kumaoni and gwharli shiva in seed and they are quite similar from what I understand.


Malana cream from RSC or Taskenti would be good starting ground for hashplants and HP breeding.

PS. LMI is not a hash plant although very hashy tasting and a hybrids even more blonde hashy tasting don't make any amount of hash, but good none the less.

 

[frankenstein2]

I just got some Lost Coast Hashplant plants going from Humboldt seed org. I also have a few '88 G-13/Hashplant from Hazeman going. So soon it's gonna be a fight to the death to see which one is better. I also have a super hash from pyramid seeds, haven't started it yet, soon though. Between all of those I should be able to find a plant suitable for making extracts only with. Anybody else have any experience with these strains?

 

[browntrout]

I just got some Lost Coast Hashplant plants going from Humboldt seed org. I also have a few '88 G-13/Hashplant from Hazeman going. So soon it's gonna be a fight to the death to see which one is better. I also have a super hash from pyramid seeds, haven't started it yet, soon though. Between all of those I should be able to find a plant suitable for making extracts only with. Anybody else have any experience with these strains?

No but post em' when ya grow em'!

 

[haulinbass]

Pre88g13/hashplant is a resin monster if you get the hp pheno, not really good for smoking flowers as they are quite stringy buds. I love the foxtail pheno but it grows a little dense to be used just for hash.
If growing for just hash making i would run the stringy girl all day long in big plants

 

[burningfire]

I like PCK, it's nice and refined and the resin coverage is very characteristic, you'll know whenever you get something with PCK in it. the ridges on the leaves are caked with resin.

I crossed a male to a Nepalese female I had, the PCK hash wasn't that powerful but the Nepalese hash was very nice, trance-like and stimulating but as far as smoking the buds, it had something many hash type plants seem to have and that's a heavy and tense physical presence, something I'm not a fan of.

here's the cross, this selection leans towards the PCK more than the Nepalese, you can tell by the resin coverage.

 

[browntrout]

I like PCK, it's nice and refined and the resin coverage is very characteristic, you'll know whenever you get something with PCK in it. the ridges on the leaves are caked with resin.

I crossed a male to a Nepalese female I had, the PCK hash wasn't that powerful but the Nepalese hash was very nice, trance-like and stimulating but as far as smoking the buds, it had something many hash type plants seem to have and that's a heavy and tense physical presence, something I'm not a fan of.

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here's the cross, this selection leans towards the PCK more than the Nepalese, you can tell by the resin coverage.

I've grown PCK although seeded they had good resin coverage especially the green phenos. They made some entry level hash with minimum yield. Your nepalese x PCK looks very nice, how's she smell/taste? I'm working on a few PCK crosses, hope to have some nice hybrids.

BT

 

[burningfire]

yeah, the potency isn't earth shattering, I dig it though.. just positive vibes and pleasant stuff, it's therapeutic stuff for sure, but you can get a nice buzz going if you smoke more.
I crossed the green pheno to a punto rojo, hoping to get some more potency but it might turn out too speedy for my taste.

the aromas I get are Fresh and Penetrating, I wouldn't call it pungent.

Citrus, pine and metallic aromas are normal some are more pissy and rusty than others, they get warmer and rounder as harvest approaches, they cure to a very sweet and peachy smell or a fresh, green apple, citrus and mango aroma.

the cross is actually, Nepalese x PCK x p. haze. here's another pheno that is more on the nepalese side, 10-11 weeks compared to 8 for the green one

that one smokes great, the buds smoke like nepalese hash, indoors it was pure frankincense, just dreamy and trancey with very little body.

 

[browntrout]

peachy smell or a fresh, green apple, citrus and mango aroma.

This is what my North Indian Nanda Devi smelled like, Like pear soap almost. Hybrids smelled of fresh/sharp carrot funk and the other more incense like.

 

[Mr Squizy]

Anything that was dusted by Soma's G13/haze male...

 

[tazz11]

back in 2000 , I grew the Sensi HP x G13 ,I have also grown the Sensi HP . some one ask what to look for in a HP . well Sensi HP well cast buds from the leaf centers if grown in prime conditions . it dose not happen to often .. another thing to look for is they can be stretched .often to about the size of the SSSDH ,very close all around ...the only true difference is the flowering time and smell and taste ..Sensi HP has stronger branches , and i did have some problems with germ rates but I think it was more the mail then the seed bank ..I did get both male and female and did get a sativa phenol type ..
I would give HP x G13 a 9.0 out of 10 ..
I would have to give Sensi Hash plant 9.5 out of 10 ..

sorry guys . I had it side by side with SSSDH,SSSDHxG13, they hold their own very well ,but that 40-45 days ...kicks the others to the waiting pole ...All you have to do is grow them side by side and you will never grow any other Hash plant again ..
I kept clones and pollen . two bad ass females and two nice males . one just kept making pollen and did not want to stop ..

when grown in prime conditions Sensi Seeds HP is a great example of what HP should be ..you can smell the under tune of refined sweet hashish ,I believe the sweet smell is more from the NL breeding side of the strain , it makes you just want to brake off a bud and start hunting for a way to dry it fast ....lol

but IMHO the reality is the strain is worth the cost ..

..its just a excellent strain .....well done Sensi ...!

 

[BadRabbit]

back in 2000 , I grew the Sensi HP x G13 ,I have also grown the Sensi HP . some one ask what to look for in a HP . well Sensi HP well cast buds from the leaf centers if grown in prime conditions . it dose not happen to often .. another thing to look for is they can be stretched .often to about the size of the SSSDH ,very close all around ...the only true difference is the flowering time and smell and taste ..Sensi HP has stronger branches , and i did have some problems with germ rates but I think it was more the mail then the seed bank ..I did get both male and female and did get a sativa phenol type ..
I would give HP x G13 a 9.0 out of 10 ..
I would have to give Sensi Hash plant 9.5 out of 10 ..

sorry guys . I had it side by side with SSSDH,SSSDHxG13, they hold their own very well ,but that 40-45 days ...kicks the others to the waiting pole ...All you have to do is grow them side by side and you will never grow any other Hash plant again ..
I kept clones and pollen . two bad ass females and two nice males . one just kept making pollen and did not want to stop ..

when grown in prime conditions Sensi Seeds HP is a great example of what HP should be ..you can smell the under tune of refined sweet hashish ,I believe the sweet smell is more from the NL breeding side of the strain , it makes you just want to brake off a bud and start hunting for a way to dry it fast ....lol

but IMHO the reality is the strain is worth the cost ..

..its just a excellent strain .....well done Sensi ...!

I'm intrigued.

The first indoor grow I ever did was late 90's when a friend came back from the 'dam with a pack of sensi seeds hp. I found a pheno that I still long for today ... not big yielder but a squat christmas tree shape and the smoke was just heaven, tasted like the best hash you ever had and was potent as could be. Tiny little joint could light up a room full of people. Hadn't learned to clone at that time and haven't been able to find anything like it since ... don't know if today's ss hp has any close relation to the genetics back then, but if so, it's well worth the pheno hunt.
best

 

[tazz11]

I'm intrigued.

The first indoor grow I ever did was late 90's when a friend came back from the 'dam with a pack of sensi seeds hp. I found a pheno that I still long for today ... not big yielder but a squat christmas tree shape and the smoke was just heaven, tasted like the best hash you ever had and was potent as could be. Tiny little joint could light up a room full of people. Hadn't learned to clone at that time and haven't been able to find anything like it since ... don't know if today's ss hp has any close relation to the genetics back then, but if so, it's well worth the pheno hunt.
best

sorry its not the genetics

its a thing called the hit and miss factor . I have been studding it for about 30 years ..I know obscenest...lol

but what your talking about is still in the strain base .. under prime conditions each strain will reflect their basic nature and those hidden under tones will rise to the top of the traits staging ..
so if the strain has a sativa phenol type it will most likely come to the top of the traits list when grow in prime environment and conditions . if done the right way it will define its qualities and purities and leave you amazed that a given phenol type can be hidden with in a given strain and not show it self until triggered the right way ... sadly this also works both ways . if you have a trait that has no buzz it can show up as well

take the Sensi Hash Plant strain .. in that strain are two ever different phenol types but yet they need each other to balance the strain base .. how often you see one or the other is the normal conditions , but now and then when a breeder gets the strain he can pull both out at the same time and not just those traits but the purist qualities and best reflections of the strain bases building blocks ...

here are both types . on the left is the sativa phenol she has a stronger stem and less mass in bud size but this is what is wrong with modern crossing . you select for mass yield and forget all about the traits and the balancing of the strain it self ..

in this case the sativa phenol would not be the keeper . but to a skilled eye .. she is just waiting to be taken out on the dance floor ...

true she may not have the bud yield the normal phenol has or the bag appeal, but she has the taste and high ..and in fact she is easier to control then the normal if you remove the balancing factor from ether one ,.....why sativa takes longer . most would kick her to the curb, sad mistake...

but this is really up to the skills of the breeder , see she has traits that for the most part don't fit the needs of the modern market ... but the breeder can use this female and bring in a normal male and then back cross and refine her .. she becomes the lady that stands out on the dance floor ...

so don't be fooled .. find a good set of female phenol in two males of each phenol and you got what your looking for right there ... 4 plants is all it takes ...so case the throw away traits and it will take you right back to where you want to be ...

never take the path of the modern world its to close to the edge ...lol