Bangi Haze indoor and guerrilla!

massud

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• Aug 26, 2014

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Hi growers! I'll post here my experience with Bangi Haze indoor and outdoor/guerrilla! I have 3 females from 5 regular seeds and they're 3 different phenos!
One more stretchy but it seems more indica (#1):

This is very sativa (#2):

And this seems sativa with a hint of indica (#3):

I'll put plants directly in flowering from seeds to find females and then I reveg them! Now pheno #3 is outdoor! The others two phenos will start flowering next week from clones indoor with 125w cfl in vertical in 2 pots with 3,6 litres of cocco! I have 2 clones/mothers of them! But i lost clone/mother of pheno #3, that is seems most beatiful, but #2 looks very similar!
In guerrilla I use one geotex pot with 25 litres of 'Universal Quality Soil' with no ferts! Location is oriented to South and it's light up all day! Weather is very bad this year! Very cloudy and wet! Too much rain and cold temperatures! Now it's outdoor from 52 days and it started flowering 2 weeks ago!
Photos from last Sunday:

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massud

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• Aug 26, 2014

• #2

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Air roots :

I'll post some photos when I'll switch to 12/12 next Wednesday! Bye growers!!

 

massud

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• Aug 27, 2014

• #3

Today I put 2 clones in coco!! Now they're in veg for another weeks, then I'll switch to 12/12! They're under 65w cfl red spectrum. When stretch will end, I'll change it with 125w cfl red!

Pheno #1:

Pheno #3:

In the cab with 2 Psicodelicia clones:

Bye growers!

 

dubi

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• Aug 31, 2014

• #4

Thanks for sharing your grow diary, massud.

The outdoor Bangi Haze looks like she is enjoying the most.
Wish you the best for the indoor and outdoor cycle.

Let us know if you have any doubt during the process!

 

Gardening Angel

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• Aug 31, 2014

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Hey massud,

I've been thinking about doing this myself so thankyou for this thread and this is very interesting to me
As I live in a cold wet climate and I've heard the bangi is very good in those conditions

Looking forward to the next update

Thanks
GA

 

massud

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• Sep 1, 2014

• #6

dubi said:

Thanks for sharing your grow diary, massud.

The outdoor Bangi Haze looks like she is enjoying the most.
Wish you the best for the indoor and outdoor cycle.

Let us know if you have any doubt during the process!

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Hi dubi! I love this strain very much and I don't still smoke it !! Unfortunately I haven't a male to do some good cross, but these female seem very beautiful! Bye!

Gardening Angel said:

Hey massud,

I've been thinking about doing this myself so thankyou for this thread and this is very interesting to me
As I live in a cold wet climate and I've heard the bangi is very good in those conditions

Looking forward to the next update

Thanks
GA

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Hi GA! Here in North Italy summer is very bad this year!! It looks like English summer ! I hope in a sunny september/october! I think Bangi is a very good strains for this weather situation! And it's very resistant against insects! Wednesday I'll switch clones to 12/12 and I'll do an update! With outdoor situation too...Bye!

 

massud

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• Sep 5, 2014

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Hi growers! I post some photos from my indoor & guerrilla Bangi !! All seems ok !! Only weather it's bad in these days, but I hope in sun in the next week...

Outdoor:

Some flowers...

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massud

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• Sep 5, 2014

• #8

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And 2 indoor clones! Very vigorous and healthy! Yesterday I switched to flowering!! Now I wait for resin...

Bye growers!

 

Waldgeist

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• Sep 5, 2014

• #9

nice massud! thanks for sharing.

 

massud

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• Sep 30, 2014

• #10

Hi growers! I post some photos of my 2 Bangi indoor and one in guerrilla! Indoor Bangi are at 3th week of flowering! Bangi in guerrilla is around 6 weeks of flowering! I found 2 phenos indoor, one more resinous and fast, one more sativa! Someone knows if congolese pheno is more sativa and slow than nepali pheno? All plants (in and out) have very similar smell, anise, lavender, honey...Very delicious !! I think that I'll harvest guerrilla Bangi in 2-3 weeks, it depends from weather!
Indoor side:

Guerrilla:

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massud

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• Sep 30, 2014

• #11

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Bye growers!!

 

dubi

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• Oct 14, 2014

• #12

Beautiful massud

Very nice flowers and resins, the aromas sound (anise, lavender, honey) mouth watering, this types of aromas are the best within the line. Looks like she adapted very well there, hopefully you can keep her in clone form for upcoming seasons.

Best wishes!

 

massud

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• Oct 22, 2014

• #13

Hi growers! Some photos of my Bangi indoor&guerrilla!! I harvested the outdoor plant one week ago! After ten days of bad weather! Then I had some buds with mold! But I think that this summer was very very bad! I'm very satisfied of this strain! Next week I'll post some photos of dried buds!

And this is indoor situation...
'Nepalese' pheno! I love this plant very much!! Very resinous, strong anice/liquorice/flowers flavour!! And it seems very fast! I think that I'll use it for some crosses!

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massud

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• Oct 22, 2014

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And this is 'congolese' pheno...
Less resinous and productive! It seems 65-70 days pheno! But it has a very good smell of flowers!

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massud

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• Oct 22, 2014

• #15

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Hola growers!!

 

dubi

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• Oct 27, 2014

• #16

Hi massud,

The slower pheno is indeed showing more sativa influence with such thin, long and delicate pistils. The fast flowering pheno looks damn good, seems her harvest time is close! Congrats!

 

massud

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• Nov 18, 2014

• #17

Hi growers! I harvested two Bangi!! Nepalese pheno after 63 weeks of flowering and Congolese pheno after 75! Nepalese was very beautiful, very resinous and it had a strong smell of anice, liquorice, spice and coffee! Congolese was more productive and it has a very strong smell of flowers!! Very very delicious! It was pollinated by two C99 pineapple pheno male selected by icmag growers sgapetti from Mosca seeds stock! Now I have approximately 60 seeds of this cross...It could be a very interesting cross!

Nepalese pheno:

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massud

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• Nov 18, 2014

• #18

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Congolese pheno:

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massud

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• Nov 18, 2014

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Thank you Ace for this wonderful strain!! I hope that cross with C99 will be delicious!! Bye!!

 

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• Dec 13, 2014

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Last edited: Aug 5, 2017