Swifty
'23, '24, ‘25 COE Winner
Thanks Uncle Jack, I've been wrong before.
That is an excellent suggestion you made, I will mix these up with others and see what this does.
Now this gets me very excited Longball, fingers crossed!
Neville's Haze, in search of a keeper
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That is an excellent suggestion you made, I will mix these up with others and see what this does.
Swifty
'23, '24, ‘25 COE Winner
There were a couple of other very thin flowered ladies in this group.
NH#29 is very spicy/ savory with a hazy cumin twist, this smell reminds the most like the NHM#14 keeper I have.
She did stand out in color from the rest, a bright and lively green color.
NH#15 was noted as an potential keeper at harvest. Bigger trichome heads with a sweeter type haze smell.
Very appealing to me.
NH#29 is very spicy/ savory with a hazy cumin twist, this smell reminds the most like the NHM#14 keeper I have.
She did stand out in color from the rest, a bright and lively green color.
NH#15 was noted as an potential keeper at harvest. Bigger trichome heads with a sweeter type haze smell.
Very appealing to me.
lozac123
Well-known member
How long are they flowering for Swifty? Do the pearly ones take longer or shorter to flower? Very unique looking stuff.
Swifty
'23, '24, ‘25 COE Winner
Hello lozac123,
I harvested them at 129 days of flowering.
Those pearl pheno's were still pumping out new pistils, trichomes are clear with enough milky so they should be ready enough to give a glimpse of what they could be.
Very interesting indeed!
Uncle Jack
Well-known member
It speaks to your cleanliness and the care you take Swifty to be able to keep plants alive and wanting to continue to grow for that long.
She might be a candidate for diminishing hours to try and help her to want to finish.
Which is easier said than done in a tent with other plants in it.
It would be good to be able to isolate the longer flowering plants towards the end of flowering and give them their own light schedule etc.
She might be a candidate for diminishing hours to try and help her to want to finish.
Which is easier said than done in a tent with other plants in it.
It would be good to be able to isolate the longer flowering plants towards the end of flowering and give them their own light schedule etc.
lozac123
Well-known member
Amazing stuff Swifty. Longest I've gone is around 105 days, but it needed a bit longer. Fair play for being able to keep them young so long much like Uncle Jack said.
Also as Uncle Jack said, how long was your light schedule? Did you reduce it past 11/13 or anything?
Swifty
'23, '24, ‘25 COE Winner
Thanks lozac123,
I started on 11 on and 13 off and around day 90 I went to 10,5 on and 13,5 off.
These were seeds plants, the clones should come in a little earlier and for the next run I consider to start with 10 on and 14 off for the entire grow.
Keeping N up until stretch stopped and first visible flowers were present did help to keep their health imo.
Swifty
'23, '24, ‘25 COE Winner
Next is NH#37, this plant has 4 branches per node. Just checked the mom but I don't see it anymore.
She smells complexer, spicy, hazy and some faint mint.
NH#30 looks very promising.
She has a nice bud structure and very good trichome coverage.
Good strenght of the smell, sweeter more like mango with haze but again some spicyness.
The trichomes show nice big heads as well.
She smells complexer, spicy, hazy and some faint mint.
NH#30 looks very promising.
She has a nice bud structure and very good trichome coverage.
Good strenght of the smell, sweeter more like mango with haze but again some spicyness.
The trichomes show nice big heads as well.
Swifty
'23, '24, ‘25 COE Winner
NH#21 is another very nice female.
She has nice dense sativa flowers that smell a bit floral and sweeter, more complex and perfumy.
Trichomes are also bigger.
Next lady is NH#25.
I sampled her last night for the first time and she is quite strong already.
The high starts fast and hits hard, psychedelic coupled with very good euphoria.
A very good haze imo!
By the looks she could have went a bit further.
The smell is a nice mix of soft spices with sweet and sour undertones.
Very nice trichomes on her also.
She certainly could be a keeper.
She has nice dense sativa flowers that smell a bit floral and sweeter, more complex and perfumy.
Trichomes are also bigger.
Next lady is NH#25.
I sampled her last night for the first time and she is quite strong already.
The high starts fast and hits hard, psychedelic coupled with very good euphoria.
A very good haze imo!
By the looks she could have went a bit further.
The smell is a nice mix of soft spices with sweet and sour undertones.
Very nice trichomes on her also.
She certainly could be a keeper.
Swifty
'23, '24, ‘25 COE Winner
Let's continue with NH#13.
This lady has a softer sour twist with some soapiness.
More delicate and whispy sativa flowers with again very nice trichomes.
NH#18 is complex smelling, hard to describe but it's like a spice shop meets a perfume shop.
I sampled her and she had a very intense initial rush with a very clear and energetic high already.
Let's see how this evolves when cured a bit.
I'm a bit overwhelmed with this strain.
After early sampling about 8 pheno's I can tell that this line generally stands out in potency.
Every high is more unique which makes the selection process complicated.
I can't say I had a pheno that I didn't like so far.
The smells are really picking up now that they started curing.
This lady has a softer sour twist with some soapiness.
More delicate and whispy sativa flowers with again very nice trichomes.
NH#18 is complex smelling, hard to describe but it's like a spice shop meets a perfume shop.
I sampled her and she had a very intense initial rush with a very clear and energetic high already.
Let's see how this evolves when cured a bit.
I'm a bit overwhelmed with this strain.
After early sampling about 8 pheno's I can tell that this line generally stands out in potency.
Every high is more unique which makes the selection process complicated.
I can't say I had a pheno that I didn't like so far.
The smells are really picking up now that they started curing.
Swifty
'23, '24, ‘25 COE Winner
Thanks eazynz!Beautiful looking specimens there @Swiftynot lacking in the frost department either
Looking forward to how they develop in the next run
I probably will run the best NH alongside my NHM keepers to see where the best are.
Good choices Ptree, those are indeed special plants.My bets on NH21 & Energetic 18
All looking tasty !!
I still have a couple that are looking great, I would say that around 20 out of 28 are good to very good going by looks and smell alone.
Swifty
'23, '24, ‘25 COE Winner
NH#41 has a sweeter haze smell with some minty undertones. I can also smell something more like solvents now.
She has a good amount of trichomes and good bud density.
She was one of the better yielding females.
Next is NH#22, she has a good strong sweet and sour type smell. Very addictive and complex.
Very good trichomes production on the calyxes with bigger resin heads and good bud density.
Another promising lady.
She has a good amount of trichomes and good bud density.
She was one of the better yielding females.
Next is NH#22, she has a good strong sweet and sour type smell. Very addictive and complex.
Very good trichomes production on the calyxes with bigger resin heads and good bud density.
Another promising lady.
Uncle Jack
Well-known member
Fine looking Collie.
Choices, choices.
looking at the first one and I thought that's the one.
Then looking at the second one and I thought to myself hang on a minute that's the one.
They must all be the one.
Sativa sister show 10/10
Choices, choices.
looking at the first one and I thought that's the one.
Then looking at the second one and I thought to myself hang on a minute that's the one.
They must all be the one.
Sativa sister show 10/10
