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bigherb
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Well Bigherb, I wouldn't swear on a kilo of Haze Hash, that he told me that he grew them himself.
I seem to remember one batch had a number of years mixed together something like '66,'67,'68. A prominent ancestor was a thing called "Burning Bush". If Sam didn't grow burning bush then the person that did will be able to tell us more.
Everything useful was from before 1970. The one plant that came up from '70 batch, Omega, was at best 25% haze and didn't make the grade.
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once agin i thank you for your honesty and refreshing detailed approach
i didnt think it could get better
.I seem to remember one batch had a number of years mixed together something like '66,'67,'68
intriguing ,REALLY amazing this is a first ive ever heard those dates ,i dont ever recall seeing these dates mentioned with haze bros haze or from SAMS ,i only recall ot haze being called pre haze bros haze and folk talking about boel haze
soo your omega was your onlyplant to come from the bag labeled 70?
do you recall all the other parents and wat year stock label they came from?were they from 69 ?as you had said the haze stock was from 69/70,soo these other dates are really puzzling 66 WOW
.A prominent ancestor was a thing called "Burning Bush". If Sam didn't grow burning bush then the person that did will be able to tell us more
http://www.icmag.com/ic/picture.php?albumid=8747&pictureid=191745
if i didnt post the link ,the burning bush is from the 81 catalouge ,wat would that have to do with an ancestor or prior to 69/70
im curious to know exactly wat you mean from the above quote
are you saying one of the batches carried this label ?
.The one plant that came up from '70 batch, Omega, was at best 25% haze and didn't make the grade
ive noticed you say percentages of haze wit som of the parents such as the above quote
do you believe this haze stock you recieved from SAMS was not pure that he crossed it wit somthing ?
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