Mango Haze Inbred Generation

Hey TW!

Awesome look!! I have just 2 inbred and both are more similar these latest pics... how many weeks so far??

Fumeke :)
 
thanks Fumeke :)

they are 6 weeks in flowering

3 out of 4 females like that for me

one is more compact and faster (#5)




fumeke said:
Hey TW!

Awesome look!! I have just 2 inbred and both are more similar these latest pics... how many weeks so far??

Fumeke :)
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good grow

your plants look really healthy and Hazy. This is a nice Sativa no doubt.

This strain looks very practical to grow. I can't wait for a smoke report. :D
 
hi Skunkha, thank you very much

i agree; when compared to my experience with the original MH and the Nevilles Skunk i also feel this is more all around practical to grow in a perpetual setup

still waiting for some mango aroma to come out but the smoke is what matters most imo :o

i dont see them going more than 10 weeks and the earliest one looks like possibly even an 8-9 weeker! :D

cannot wait to get to that smoke report for sure! :cool:
 
a question

plants look absolutely incredible , would you recommend running 12/12 , 11/13 ,or 10 /14 hours of dark during the flower period with this strain.Thx.MD
 
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Thanks CD and morningdewd, cant wait for the smoke report myself :p

morningdewd, i cant answer that properly since i have only run her 11/13 for this first time and that was my first time doing 11/13 ever

i can say that these MH inbred are MUCH faster flowering; due to the breeding shanti did plus maybe the 11/13 light schedule, probably both ;)

i have since started running 11/13 for all strains and the ones i am experienced with have been flowering faster as well

so i guess i would recommend trying it with everything and see how they react:)

gonna stick to 11/13 for some time and see how it goes :)
 
toolwrenchus said:
Thanks CD and morningdewd, cant wait for the smoke report myself :p

morningdewd, i cant answer that properly since i have only run her 11/13 for this first time and that was my first time doing 11/13 ever

i can say that these MH inbred are MUCH faster flowering; due to the breeding shanti did plus maybe the 11/13 light schedule, probably both ;)

i have since started running 11/13 for all strains and the ones i am experienced with have been flowering faster as well

so i guess i would recommend trying it with everything and see how they react:)

gonna stick to 11/13 for some time and see how it goes :)
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I've gone the same route with the MH. 10.5/13.5 hours light/dark. I'm just waiting for them to ripen.
 
Very nice pictures, your plants are well cared for and it shows. It will tell in the smoke too!:D

Maybe you could give a little insight as to your growing style, nutrients, etc?

I really like the #5 pheno you have, so frosty!
 
Fumeta, SH, MW, and Dawn thanks for the support

with the first set of cuts they normally get trained a little bit early on to increase canopy and allow the light to be really close because, they are being flowered under t5 lights; just for the first elimination round

this mango haze was flowered under 210 watts of t5's (4ft 4 bulbs) with 3 red spectrum bulbs and 1 blue spectrum

1 gallon pots of coco fed with cal-mag, earth juice micro nutrients, botanicare molasses, botanciare PBP ( i want to stop using this and switch to full organic)

recently started using xtreme gardening mykos and quantum growth light

still trying it out but it seems to be having a positive effect on vigor and nutrient uptake

also noticed that since using quantum growth the plants never droop anymore when a watering is missed :cool:

thats basically it, trying to fill out an even canopy under the t5's and a good feed, trying to get an idea of who will perform under the hps before vegging her out and putting her under them

just smelled a drying flower and the aroma is fantastic

strong incense aroma and it smells like its going to cure just like my 12 weeks regular mango haze from before

the 12 week MH had this nice floral incense smell when fresh and it cured to a nice sweet and complex mango aroma with an incense aroma in the smoke

to have that with minimal skunkiness in just 8 - 8.5 weeks is pretty amazing IMO

CAN NOT wait for the smoke report...and i think that says a lot considering just got back from the HTCC in San Bernardino and i didnt smell any flowers there that smelled as good as this Inbred Mango Haze #5!... well done Shanti
 
Did you flower as clones or from seed, I have several mango haze inbred females at 6 weeks and they are way less developed than yours were and went from seed ,I just went to 11/14 from 12/12 to try to speed things up.Thanks MD
 
hey dewd

they are from clone

the cuts were taken after the seedplants showed maturity

vegged a week maybe then flipped to 11/13
 
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