[OldPathBluSky]

Thanks Ace seeds for making a great strain, this will always be in my garden I had a real blast growing her out and now I've been enjoying the Bangi Haze. I'll be growing her in soil though next round.

[dubi]

Originally Posted by OldPathBluSky

Thanks Ace seeds for making a great strain, this will always be in my garden I had a real blast growing her out and now I've been enjoying the Bangi Haze. I'll be growing her in soil though next round.

Thanks OldPathBluSky,

Im glad to hear you have been enjoying Bangi Haze! Soil and organic feeding is our favourite way to grow. Best wishes!

[OldPathBluSky]

Here's a few more pics of Bangi Haze cured:







I can't wait till I have a second go at flowering this strain.


OldPath

[Spangli]

High!

These two bangis are enjoying the great outdoor
They are still unsexed, but I hope there will be a girl.( or two maybe)
The plants look similar but there are slight differences.All organic nutrients.
What do you think?

[rifishman]

Spangli,

Looking good. I placed one of my female Bangi clones outside early june and she is doing just fine.

Here she is at 07 June



and again on 18 June

[Spangli]

High

She seems to enjoy the sun.

Happy growing
Spangli

[OldPathBluSky]

Here's my Bangi Haze revegged in organic soil She was a clone taken from the Bangi I had in DWC while it was in flowering. She's going to be a bonsai mother, I also have another Bangi Haze that is also going to be a mother b/c the smell of incense was the most dominate aroma emitting from her, I call her BH2. This one that has been revegged I call BH1 and it's dominate aroma is the liquorice and mango emitting from her.

Here's when She first started to revegg:


And here it is almost ready to start being cloned:



OldPath

[dubi]

Originally Posted by Spangli

High!

These two bangis are enjoying the great outdoor
They are still unsexed, but I hope there will be a girl.( or two maybe)
The plants look similar but there are slight differences.All organic nutrients.
What do you think?

Welcome Spangli,

they look healthy and beautiful. Bangi Haze likes to grow columnar in that way. I hope they become nice females. Would love to see some outdoor bangi this season :wink: Best wishes, please keep us updated!

[dubi]

Originally Posted by rifishman

Spangli,

Looking good. I placed one of my female Bangi clones outside early june and she is doing just fine.

Here she is at 07 June



and again on 18 June

Im glad to see bangi grower are keeping clones from their favourite plants for the outdoor season. Looks well stablished and in good progress. Thanks for share it! :wink:

[dubi]

Originally Posted by OldPathBluSky

Here's my Bangi Haze revegged in organic soil She was a clone taken from the Bangi I had in DWC while it was in flowering. She's going to be a bonsai mother, I also have another Bangi Haze that is also going to be a mother b/c the smell of incense was the most dominate aroma emitting from her, I call her BH2. This one that has been revegged I call BH1 and it's dominate aroma is the liquorice and mango emitting from her.

Here's when She first started to revegg:


And here it is almost ready to start being cloned:



OldPath

Great OldPath :smile: Sounds like you have found 2 nice bangi expressions to keep and share in clone form. Both the liquorice and the incensey are very enjoyable.

Im glad to see she is reveging correctly for you. Now i'd cut the lower and weaker stems and would let only the 2-3 stronger upper stems. This would help the plant to focus all its energy in the best stems. I like to remove old lower leaf too when revegging, old weak leaves could hide fungus and pests.
Remember to apply high doses of Nitrogen. Best wishes!