Mango Haze Bud Shots

flava

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Here I will deposit images of Mango Haze buds in various stages, no particular order and as I get around to taking them. If you want feel free to post images of your Mango Haze buds, the more pics this thread has the better.


This particular plant is a skunk type pheno, quick to flower and smells more like Bubblegum than my SS Bubblegum.

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Hi cola bro,

I can't remember what day those were on but today is day 39 for this lady. Here are a few more for you to look at :). At the moment they are just getting the same nutes as all the other ladies in the system which are mostly heavy feeders, I cant afford to give them much special treatment at the moment although they don't look like they need any. This pheno is a throw away so that's why its in the flower room at the moment, this will be its last run. They just got flushed and then dryed out a couple of days ago so that's why the older leaves are a little lighter in these photos, I felt I was pushing everything a bit much and wanted to let them stretch their legs a bit.

EC: between 1.7-2.1
PH: 5.8-6.0
Nutes: Bulk cheap 2 part, DM Add 2.7, Silica, Humic acid, zyme. Occasionally superthrive and they have had one feeding of ormus which they seemed to like.
Temps: All over the place, between 20-29 c.
Lighting: 2x 1000w, cool tubes, 1-1.5 ft above canopy.
Area: 1.2m x 2.6m, 12 plants.
Media: Perlite with some fytocell.

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And more....

This one is a different pheno and smells identical to a green bowen mango only maybe even more so like a mango with sap all over it. As you can see this one is a bit more effected by sharing a rez with heavy feeders, it is also a little closer to the lights than the other pheno as it had a lot more stretch. This plant is also being retired in favor of other pheno's with more haze expression.

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This one is a different pheno and smells identical to a green bowen mango only maybe even more so like a mango with sap all over it. As you can see this one is a bit more effected by sharing a rez with heavy feeders, it is also a little closer to the lights than the other pheno as it had a lot more stretch. This plant is also being retired in favor of other pheno's with more haze expression.

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Your girls look beautiful mate.
 
Wow talk about beautiful ! It amazes me how such an gorgeous plant can be illegal in most parts of the World .

Keep up the great work Flava .
 
Thanks guys, I should have updated this before now. Here's a couple more, this one could be a keeper and the semi-dry bud in the picture is from a plant that will be around for quite a while i would say. ;)

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yo flava flav

Firstly, happy 2010

Hope things go well for all.

I wish my camera ability was an ability n I might post one or two shots

I got some aurora borealis n some mango in a special place ;)

A friend of mine gave me some of the best molasses that you literally cant buy

Start of the week I fert n end o t week I give them 5ml/l molasses. It was recommended by another friend and it truely works wonders. (ro water + waste + molasses to ph6)

Also the same friend recommended the 1st week flush to be with molasses and only 2nd week to be with pure ro. He also uses a product called halo at the end ofd the 1st week flush.

??? I just do what Im told... honest.

ps love them bud shots, Does the mango have this tendency to fox tail and thin out at the top? Is that too much light intensity? too much heat? not enough heat? R.H. problems?

keep em coming flava

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Thanks cola bro, happy 2010 to you too!
I think the mango does have a tendency to foxtail and I think it is just part of the genetics. They are under lots of light usually but the buds on the bottom of the plant form similarly to the ones on the top so I don't think it's an issue. I like these spear shaped bud structures, and they are still quite solid despite their look. The mango are quite easy to grow and if it's a bit warmer/cooler etc it doesn't seem to detract from the plants growth at all. Good luck with your grow. :) Don't worry about your camera skills, I would love to see some shots anyway, post em up! :)
 
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