la resistance verte
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really nice weed and beautiful pics
tropical fruit candy with a little eucalyptus or menthol
Mango Haze Inbred Generation
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masey
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@ 11 weeks
she smells sweet, skunky, candy, tropical citrus, haze
sometimes i just sit and stare at her. never grown a plant that looks like she does
I'll be looking for #2 pheno in my MHI pack - perfect.
Doesn't get better any better than that. Nectar of the gods
PlantManBee
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The single Mango Haze IBL female I had was stellar smoke, however it took a long time and was a low yielding plant.
I am confident that with a whole pack you will likely find a keeper or 3.
I am confident that with a whole pack you will likely find a keeper or 3.
MH seems to like manifold type training.
I just put them into bloom today and so far I’ve eliminated at least 18 inches of height by using manifold training.
They went from 3/4 gallon into 5 gallons and didn’t seem to have any stress.
Pictures are a few hours after transplant about 3 days ago and I’ll update pics next trip to room.
I just put them into bloom today and so far I’ve eliminated at least 18 inches of height by using manifold training.
They went from 3/4 gallon into 5 gallons and didn’t seem to have any stress.
Pictures are a few hours after transplant about 3 days ago and I’ll update pics next trip to room.
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Marcus_in_the_Darkus
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They look happy! Enjoy the grow, bro...
Here they are at the end of week 1 in bloom.
I started them at 50% strength and bumped them up to 75% for bloom.
They react good to manifold training and so far no lower branches getting a mind of its own and each main is staying at same height.
Pictures are a bit fuzzy but I’ll take some more after I space them out,put up net and maybe do some defoliation.
I’m not sure if removing big leaves will slow down or increase stretch so any suggestions there please post experience.
I started them at 50% strength and bumped them up to 75% for bloom.
They react good to manifold training and so far no lower branches getting a mind of its own and each main is staying at same height.
Pictures are a bit fuzzy but I’ll take some more after I space them out,put up net and maybe do some defoliation.
I’m not sure if removing big leaves will slow down or increase stretch so any suggestions there please post experience.
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Here are 3 of the 6 at 1st day of week 4.
Hopefully stretch is over as flowers are starting but I think I’ll pinch and bend while they are still in preflower stage.
Pictures aren’t that great but there’s not much to see at this time.
The last picture shows one pheno that has very noticeable differences.50% shorter and wider thicker leaves.
Still too early for any aroma or selection but I’m hoping the shorty is the keeper.
Hopefully stretch is over as flowers are starting but I think I’ll pinch and bend while they are still in preflower stage.
Pictures aren’t that great but there’s not much to see at this time.
The last picture shows one pheno that has very noticeable differences.50% shorter and wider thicker leaves.
Still too early for any aroma or selection but I’m hoping the shorty is the keeper.
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Bobandargus
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Lookin great cannot wait to see how they turn out
Here’s a bit of manifold training.
It’s a good method to get rid of some height.
I’m estimating about 4-5 feet saved by manifold.
I had them bent down even further but the joints started splitting so I untied branches.
Eight mains got a bit crazy but a trellis took care of criss cross.
It’s a good method to get rid of some height.
I’m estimating about 4-5 feet saved by manifold.
I had them bent down even further but the joints started splitting so I untied branches.
Eight mains got a bit crazy but a trellis took care of criss cross.
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They are just beginning to stack.
Here’s a few pictures and they’re not the clearest but more for reference and general idea how they look.
I’m going to get my good camera charged and take some better pictures.
They look on right on track coming up on end of week 4.
I had to do some pinch and bending but temperatures difference has been 20 during night and day.
Here’s a few pictures and they’re not the clearest but more for reference and general idea how they look.
I’m going to get my good camera charged and take some better pictures.
They look on right on track coming up on end of week 4.
I had to do some pinch and bending but temperatures difference has been 20 during night and day.
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Bobandargus
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Those look awesome! Going to be killer smoke and i look forward to seeing how they progress!!
I messed up and labeled my veg containers but during transplant forgot to move labels onto bloom containers.
No biggie if there’s a keeper I’ll run them again.
I’m hoping the keeper is the medium sized one because it’s looking like it would do great in a one plant scrog.
Branches during stretch are extremely flexible especially right after feeding.
I could bend a branch by 180 degrees with out feeling anything tear or crack.
Now that branches have hardened off and tripled in diameter I’m pinching,bending and tying up until healed and next day they are able to be untied.
Very resilient genetics and once root ball is formed hang on.
No biggie if there’s a keeper I’ll run them again.
I’m hoping the keeper is the medium sized one because it’s looking like it would do great in a one plant scrog.
Branches during stretch are extremely flexible especially right after feeding.
I could bend a branch by 180 degrees with out feeling anything tear or crack.
Now that branches have hardened off and tripled in diameter I’m pinching,bending and tying up until healed and next day they are able to be untied.
Very resilient genetics and once root ball is formed hang on.
Bobandargus
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Beauties!!!