MNS Mango Haze

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Mango Haze
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the mango is really frosty for that early JessE!

She looks very nice , the MW dont look bad either ;)
 
Nice SSH J,

I was wondering , how do you find overall plant vigor of mh vs ssh? I think I ve noticed mango to be slower to start with , while during flowering they explode (guess that makes sense as this is the usual case with sativas and mango is more sat dom expressive than ssh),
ssh on the other hand seemed bit to have more uniformity in vigor early on amongst the phenos and was more consistent and uniform , produced more , higher yielding plants per pack . I d love to run both some SSH and Mangos along with some more nevs next time and see how well I can get em now I ve got some experience already and know what they like and what to look for when selecting.

keep up the gppd work and thanks for sharing all the pics !
 
L33t said:
the mango is really frosty for that early JessE!

She looks very nice , the MW dont look bad either ;)
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Hey l33t,
Trust all is well :)
Yeah, they're looking up for sure. I think most of the plants are going into week 7 or 8, all but my haziest Mango Haze which took a little longer to sex than the others. Theyve been fed water primarily, with this week consisting of some mollasses mixed in with the water on two occassions. (monday and today). As for which I believe to be more vigorous, Im not so sure I can answer that question just yet. This is my first run with the SSH, and Ive only got two girls out this year. But from initial comparisons, the Mango Haze left the SSH in the dust in terms of vigor. Thats not to say my SSH is some slouch, but she grew with alot more class and to be honest I hardly noticed her this entire season(that is until she started flowering haha, hard to ignore this girl then). So my experiences have found the Mango Haze too be much more Sativa dominant, and the Mango Hazes appear to be the yielder between the two varietys as well although my SSH is one heavy girl for her size. Both are extremely excellent plants, Its been an absolute pleasure to grow these varietys this season. The SSH has a lemon pepper odor to me, but it was been described by others as astringant, much like an industrial chemical cleaner. Its the real deal, I can tell you that already and she aint even finished up yet. This girl is something else, they all are. Pictures and words just cant do these plants justice my friends.

Super Silver Haze
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CRAZY reesin. Peeshsteels shweeewting!! Makin me jealous. I WILL have some easier access SEXY OD next yr. You have inspired me to have a 'medicinal plot' next yr. That GH is keepin the plants 'warm'?

Good on you :p

I don't wanna 'take over' yer thread, but the haze smell is KILLER on my MW OD. I didn't catch any haze off the same cut inside, but outside, it's 'mango pif', lol. :rolleyes:
 
I spotted this one in your gallery yesterday, I like its light green color and a good sign to me, always excellent smoke of had off lime green or bright green varietys.
 
Hey Bambi,
Thanks for stopping in friend :)
I think the Mango Haze is a beautiful plant, and its an absolutely exceptional variety. For anyone reading out there, if you dont have a pack of these sitting in your fridge than you're missing out my friends. And there is absolutely no exaggerating going on here, its an amazing variety.
 
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