Master Kaze description....

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Master Kaze (Master Kush Skunk x Afg. Haze)
This is a limited edition seed that has well established roots in the Afghan dominant side of plant expression. The Master Kush is a proven winner along with the Skunk and Haze sides of this complex hybrid, and the phenotype of this seed are all trustworthy for all levels of grower. A packet of seed will allow for all types of selection and will yield better than average, with the twist of sativa (Haze) influence. A pleasure for those who like complex blends and a range of flavour that may not be on offer from so many other hybrids. For the medical grower there is everything you need in these genetics…it will be down to the individual to select the best mother that will suit all one's needs…the range will be from a strong expression of narcotic Afghans to the euphoria of the Haze ! Expect it to finish to flower between 8-10 weeks, and with a yield of 400 grams-500 grams per square meter indoors and a very heavy outdoor yield. Grown outdoors pay attention to early rains …but a plant most all of us will be content to have in our garden at some stage.

Heritage: Master Kush Skunk x Afghan Haze

Category: Exclusive limited editions - New blends of old school genetics

Family of breed: 50% Afghan, 25% Skunk , 25%Haze-Thai /Columbian/Mexican

Breeder: Nevil and Shantibaba

Preferred medium: bio and hydro, outdoors/greenhouse

Expected yield: a yield of 400 grams-550 grams per square meter indoors and a very heavy outdoor yield

Flowering period: Expect Indoor growing to be between 8 to 10 weeks depending the side to the phenotype you select.In an outdoor grow in the northern hemisphere by early to mid October and in the southern hemisphere by late March to early April.

Recommendations: Not everyone wants to grow Haze plants since they think it takes a long time, however with this practical hybrid it is simply irresistible.

Special Notes: This is one of a set of 4 hybrid limited editions that have been recently remade to F1 seed.All incorporate 25% Haze and are excellent practical introductory plants for the new growers to Haze. The flavours and aromas will hook those who grow these hybrids and the yield will be more than one would think to expect. All have excellent medical applications including helping with muscular tension, pmt, ms and appetite stimulation...try it I guarantee you will be pleasantly surprised.
 
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Sah,I was wondering if I could grow outside with this strain? I am at the 45th latitude/parallel. Also is there a chart somewhere showing hours of light dark during summer fall in any particular area of the globe .thanks Gw
 
groundweller said:
Sah,I was wondering if I could grow outside with this strain? I am at the 45th latitude/parallel. Also is there a chart somewhere showing hours of light dark during summer fall in any particular area of the globe .thanks Gw
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I don't know myself but I would have to think there is because someone must have asked the same question and I think its in the post above this one.


But it is more then just a sunrise/sunset schedule.

In that part of the world you have a offshore wind. So even though it may be October and it is cooler it is still dry. It is when you first see the morning fog lingering on that you need to harvest because of those cooler temps and a high RH. Everything is going to look fine and then BAM !!!! you have major bud rot going on because the buds never dry out. There is nothing more disgusting then a top as big as 2 liter bottle half rotten.

S_a_H
 
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Hi All

it was my mistake and has been corrected...

Master Kush Skunk x AH is called Master Kaze not MASH...sorry but already corrected it on the two strain areas so try to refer to it as this from now on....all the best Sb
 
S_a_H said:
I don't know myself but I would have to think there is because someone must have asked the same question and I think its in the post above this one.


But it is more then just a sunrise/sunset schedule.

In that part of the world you have a offshore wind. So even though it may be October and it is cooler it is still dry. It is when you first see the morning fog lingering on that you need to harvest because of those cooler temps and a high RH. Everything is going to look fine and then BAM !!!! you have major bud rot going on because the buds never dry out. There is nothing more disgusting then a top as big as 2 liter bottle half rotten.

S_a_H
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From what I can see from the light chart is on Aug. 1 is 14.56hrs of light, Sept. 1 is 13.10 hrs of light, and Oct. 1 is 11.50 hrs of light so not sure but I can't see being able to grow marijuana to maturity at all this latitude 45*N which is south of the American border bordering Canada!! Because plants need at least 12 hours of darkness and at least 8 wks of flowering i would need to have them outside until Dec.1 according to that chart. that doesn't make sense because I know people that have grown it around here....I think or am I just assuming?:confused: Sah or anyone clear this up for me ?? Thanks Groundweller. "I once dug a hole"
 
groundweller said:
From what I can see from the light chart is on Aug. 1 is 14.56hrs of light, Sept. 1 is 13.10 hrs of light, and Oct. 1 is 11.50 hrs of light so not sure but I can't see being able to grow marijuana to maturity at all this latitude 45*N which is south of the American border bordering Canada!! Because plants need at least 12 hours of darkness and at least 8 wks of flowering i would need to have them outside until Dec.1 according to that chart. that doesn't make sense because I know people that have grown it around here....I think or am I just assuming?:confused: Sah or anyone clear this up for me ?? Thanks Groundweller. "I once dug a hole"
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When you grow outside and even inside its not exactly a 12/12 deal. The lights inside and the light outside are different because of going through the atmosphere. Tropical strains and northern strains its all different.

Its not going to be the light schedule you have to worry about so much its just them getting enough dry weather when budding to go long enough. Oh and the caterpillars, slugs, rabbits the neighbors. I would look more at temps and when the first freeze is. When you start getting close to that 50 degrees at night they start slowing down.

If you goto weather.com put in your location you can look at all the stats you need for temps, rain etc...

So if you say live just north of Seattle which has a almost yearly jetstream coming onshore you are going to get early storms.


S_a_H
 
I got my test seeds today and around the first of next month i'll get them going. I only have one room to use so its either a veg or bloom room.

The good thing is while these are vegging for two months i'll be doing a autoflower grow right next to them so I can be smoking those while the test seeds flower. :eek: I won't flower the Master Kaze until they mature and are rightly ready to do so.

S_a_H
 
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