I urge anyone that is into Haze history to research and carefully read what all sides said.
Sam has very publicly called out Neville as a liar and a thief, period. Until Neville himself crawls out from under his rock and answers these accusations, they stand firm. I understand it would be convenient for many if this was left alone, or swept under the carpet,,, don't hold your breath waiting for that to happen.
hempy said:"Shanti can i ask you what do you mean by the NH dad being ( its female expression ) I gess curiosety has the better of me lol .."
Shantibaba said:"Hi Hempy
what I was talking about to do with the female expression of the haze(considering it is a male haze) is mainly describing the effects of this 100% haze male when breed and how it comes out in expression of the female plant of that breed. Considering this male goes back to 69 and nearly everything that has the haze label mixed into its genetics is a result of this single male plant...of course I am talking about seeds breed in Holland in the 80s and 90s by various seed companies but not all."
Shantibaba said:''Should Haze be used on the male side only?_or does it matter.''
-''Well again it depends upon what you are wanting to achieve. I use the pure Haze male line for any seed I produce with a haze. But actually sometimes if you have bred with one pure haze and then bred it to another pure haze the combination that are produced can be far more better than sticking to a single haze male. It goes somewhat similar to horse breeding. Get a few charts of well bred thoroughbreds and study the male influence. If a male from generation combines with a male with the same blood line in say two or three generations later the results can be almost magical.''
Awwww.... Isn't dat such a kyoot widdwe fuzzy wuzzy opinion you have dere. So pwecious!cfls are for clones thats it. IMO...
Yes I believe with female Haze plants it would be easier to breed with , esp when it comes to an unstable line like Haze is , the results would probably be more predictable as you said yourself.Raco said:If I don´t remember bad,Sam said he uses Haze females in crosses...
the results more predictable?
bigherb said:"so can this be referred to 4 ssh line caz both both male hzc were used in the parent crosses "
From what I understand from Shantis post is that if you combine a male plant with another male plant both from the same blood line in say after two or three generations the results can be surprisingly good. So if I understand things correctly he refers to 2 different male plants but these come from the same line.Shantibaba said:"...
If a male from generation combines with a male with the same blood line in say two or three generations later the results can be almost magical. "
Regarding indoor Haze flowering and lighting.. I know well what you mean about the undesirable re-veg/foxtailing effect/fluffier flower growth that seems to appear when plants are placed way too close to the light and/or right under the HIDs.As I 've said in before,I don't really believe that its the intense light itself they seem to 'hate' , causing the bad effect ,imo its the very high radiant heat levels from the HID's or the combination of the two.Sam_Skunkman said:"A pure Sativa that smelled like Skunk? California Communes growing Skunk in the early 60's?Haze a generic name? BOEL grew very small amounts of weed, mostly in Hawaii.The name Original Haze was made up by R.L. around 1970, I made up the Skunk #1 name."
From:http://www.icmag.com/ic/showpost.php?p=740941&postcount=89
Hi bigherb,im more interested in nev's line for many reasons as l33t quoted it seems sams admitts his o.haze is gone
Sam_Skunkman said:"No Haze mom was saved as a clone from California."
From: http://www.icmag.com/ic/showpost.php?p=335540&postcount=65
Where is this Neville dude when ppl wanna chat to him???
On the light thing,, generally speaking the more light the denser the flowers will grow,, otherwise cannabis will grow under even the most miserable light conditions.
All the best with the grow.