Buddhadreams
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Hi aktarus,
The Hazes are very elegant individuals. Pure sativas as you know…. Classy plants
As for what concerns the male, if he’s taking more time to form pollen sacks he’s leaning to the Haze side… good choice to make beans although you plan to do Neville’s Haze right after. You’ll save the seeds to distribute among friends as you will do again seeds with the Neville’s… and those with be real gems. With NH F2’s you will be able to unlock the Pure Haze secret
As for what concerns transplant, you want to give them time to build a real solid root mass before really budding. So I would transplant the most advanced ones into the 11 litter pots in a week or 2 (maximum). The sooner the better as some are already preparing themselves to bud. The hazy one can wait a little more if you want. The bigger the pot the more she will tend to grow. Anyway, it all depends if she’s already budding or still stretching. As soon as she buds, transplant…but carefully. We don’t want any stress delaying flowering
The Hazes are very elegant individuals. Pure sativas as you know…. Classy plants
As for what concerns the male, if he’s taking more time to form pollen sacks he’s leaning to the Haze side… good choice to make beans although you plan to do Neville’s Haze right after. You’ll save the seeds to distribute among friends as you will do again seeds with the Neville’s… and those with be real gems. With NH F2’s you will be able to unlock the Pure Haze secret
As for what concerns transplant, you want to give them time to build a real solid root mass before really budding. So I would transplant the most advanced ones into the 11 litter pots in a week or 2 (maximum). The sooner the better as some are already preparing themselves to bud. The hazy one can wait a little more if you want. The bigger the pot the more she will tend to grow. Anyway, it all depends if she’s already budding or still stretching. As soon as she buds, transplant…but carefully. We don’t want any stress delaying flowering











