Mango Haze IBL- The Eternal Flame
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Hey @dbbrainer! Impressed with your line up. It would be nice to see many of these. Care to share?
mu
Skuncle Lenny
'23, '24 COE Winner
Hey Mu, how tall are the MHI ladies now? About 7 weeks, right?
What was the question?
Haha @Skuncle Lenny
Yes, going on 7 weeks. They are now 59". Started around 16". They've tapered their vertical grow. Looking forward to them filling out in the coming weeks.
mu
Haha @Skuncle Lenny
Yes, going on 7 weeks. They are now 59". Started around 16". They've tapered their vertical grow. Looking forward to them filling out in the coming weeks.
mu
I will surely make a proper thread soon. It is great to see people interested in this season's line up. Hopefully, I do them justice!
Ptree
'21, '24 COE Winner
Oh, that reminds me of my recent Waco grow...
It made new achievement for me...
The shortest stay in my vault
Cause Iam nearing the last buds, that how serious good it is
Skuncle Lenny
'23, '24 COE Winner
I just love Shanti’s Instagram post on this grow yesterday. I too am running this strain currently but since so many people are reporting on Mango Haze I figured I’d hang in the background. But Shanti‘s idea of staking and trellising is very intriguing to me as I used to be a ScrogMeister in my prior life… I know what I’m going to do with some of the clones from both MHI and NHM.
Fun project ahead, thanks Mu for inspiring Shanti‘s comment.
Fun project ahead, thanks Mu for inspiring Shanti‘s comment.
Aloha fellow firewalkers!
Greetings @Swifty
Just completed 11 weeks and everything looks ripe enough to come in within a week as far as I am concerned. It is not my best grow as the plants did not respond in the healthiest ways IMO. They seemed stressed from the get go. In fact I lost one earlier bc she wouldn't come around after a pH flush. I have been struggling with the LED brightness and even turned off the one that was above the HG and MoX. But it may also be the soil as all of the Mangoes were planted in the same. All the other plants in the run were unaffected. I probably need to consider doing pH readings from run off to confirm some things just never had to do that in the past. I am considering something else besides FF but soils are getting expensive these days. So anyways, yield was compromised somewhat but there will be another bus to catch at another time.
#7
#4
#6
#2
#1
#7
#8 she was planted in new soil and responded differently. A beautiful specimen.
mu
Greetings @Swifty
Just completed 11 weeks and everything looks ripe enough to come in within a week as far as I am concerned. It is not my best grow as the plants did not respond in the healthiest ways IMO. They seemed stressed from the get go. In fact I lost one earlier bc she wouldn't come around after a pH flush. I have been struggling with the LED brightness and even turned off the one that was above the HG and MoX. But it may also be the soil as all of the Mangoes were planted in the same. All the other plants in the run were unaffected. I probably need to consider doing pH readings from run off to confirm some things just never had to do that in the past. I am considering something else besides FF but soils are getting expensive these days. So anyways, yield was compromised somewhat but there will be another bus to catch at another time.
#7
#4
#6
#2
#1
#7
#8 she was planted in new soil and responded differently. A beautiful specimen.
mu
Skuncle Lenny
'23, '24 COE Winner
It's hard to tell from the pics what the difference is between the "beautiful specimen" and others. What were/are the differences??? I've struggled with recycled and amended soil(didn't bake it) and tend to run the LED's blasting the top cola's with PAR xs 1000. I'm running NHM & MHI within 12" and high PAR with no problems so far, so trying to pick your brain...They look delicious to me, but I'm easy
Swifty
'23, '24 COE Winner
Stunning plants mu!
Can't wait to see for myself.
Number 8 does seem to like the new soil more. I would look into that direction.
In the period when I found my Super Silver Haze cut I was forced to buy the Allmix in stead of the Light mix (no stock available).
This was my second round from cuts and I could not keep her happy till the end of flowering.
For the third round I used the rest of the Allmix for some and the rest got new Light mix.
I saw the same thing with the allmix and the light mix did far better.
These sativa dom hybrids can be finickly, learnt this then.
PH reading seems like a good place to start, it could also be an inbalance of nutrients.
Hope that you find the problem.
Still looks like killer smoke.
Greetings.
longball
'21, '23 COE Winner
I have been considering using some of last year's soil but opinion's seem to be all over the place.
"We have been using our own mix for our strains since inception...easy to make and scale up.....
50% sterilized potting mix
30% perlite
10% worm castings
5% coarse river sand
5% coco fiber
hope it helps those who like to keep it simple and using this with watering nutrients is fine....we also reuse 50% and mix in 50% new mix each subsequent crop. Then spread the 50% we discard onto the outdoor gardens! Waste not want not! all the best Shantibaba"
This makes it sound like it is ok to use a bit of it. I live in an area of a lot of farms and I don't see farmers bringing in dump trucks full Fox Farms soil or even bags of it each year. I would think they would amend it a bit, but...the 300 year old Great White Oak Tree near here is living in 300 year old soil? I'm sure Nature refreshes the soil the same as I would refresh mine?
I think @Swifty is on to something with "PH reading seems like a good place to start, it could also be an imbalance of nutrients." Over here, many towns and Universities have a "Agriculture and Food Systems Cooperative Extension" sometimes just called a 'local Cooperative Extension', or a 'Home Cooperative Extension' where you can send a soil sample to and for a nominal fee they willtake you to Nirvana tonight tell you everything you ever wanted to know about your soil. What amendments may be needed to bring the soil "back to life".
I think I will give it a try. I separated the soil from the male plants as they were chopped 2 months early and I don't feel all the nutrients were used up. Famous last words?
Beautiful plants, musashi!
Longball
"We have been using our own mix for our strains since inception...easy to make and scale up.....
50% sterilized potting mix
30% perlite
10% worm castings
5% coarse river sand
5% coco fiber
hope it helps those who like to keep it simple and using this with watering nutrients is fine....we also reuse 50% and mix in 50% new mix each subsequent crop. Then spread the 50% we discard onto the outdoor gardens! Waste not want not! all the best Shantibaba"
This makes it sound like it is ok to use a bit of it. I live in an area of a lot of farms and I don't see farmers bringing in dump trucks full Fox Farms soil or even bags of it each year. I would think they would amend it a bit, but...the 300 year old Great White Oak Tree near here is living in 300 year old soil? I'm sure Nature refreshes the soil the same as I would refresh mine?
I think @Swifty is on to something with "PH reading seems like a good place to start, it could also be an imbalance of nutrients." Over here, many towns and Universities have a "Agriculture and Food Systems Cooperative Extension" sometimes just called a 'local Cooperative Extension', or a 'Home Cooperative Extension' where you can send a soil sample to and for a nominal fee they will
I think I will give it a try. I separated the soil from the male plants as they were chopped 2 months early and I don't feel all the nutrients were used up. Famous last words?
Beautiful plants, musashi!
Longball
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