Super Silver Haze, A nice keeper!

GrowViper said:
It would be interesting to see how she reacts to my 2x2
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I experienced anywhere from 2x-4x stretch with my SSH. Mind you, my light entensity was subpar and the light itself, too far away. You might not experience as much stretch as myself if your light levels are on point.

I have to say, they were rather enjoyable to grow. The terp profile while flowering was delightful. Best of all, the smell translated into the flavor when smoking.

Unique terps, frosted buds, and a mellow relaxing high that always elevates ones mood and works for both daytime and evenings. What's not to love?
 
Diesel840 said:
I experienced anywhere from 2x-4x stretch with my SSH. Mind you, my light entensity was subpar and the light itself, too far away. You might not experience as much stretch as myself if your light levels are on point.

I have to say, they were rather enjoyable to grow. The terp profile while flowering was delightful. Best of all, the smell translated into the flavor when smoking.

Unique terps, frosted buds, and a mellow relaxing high that always elevates ones mood and works for both daytime and evenings. What's not to love?
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I’m thinking medicine man for the first attempt then following it up with ssh.
But I need to understand timelines in relation to my grow space.
I’ll be starting a post to address all my questions so I can make a better decision.
Very excited either way.

Thanks for your input
/steve
 
GrowViper said:
I’m thinking medicine man for the first attempt then following it up with ssh.
But I need to understand timelines in relation to my grow space.
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Medicine Man is a wonderful plant. I grew it alongside my SSH. Most of the phenos stayed relatively short and uniform. Old-school Afghan flavor with frosted flowers that melts tension away. @musashi was spot on when he told me 9-11 weeks for flowering. I highly recommend this chemovar! 🤤
 
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Diesel840 said:
Medicine Man is a wonderful plant. I grew it alongside my SSH. Most of the phenos stayed relatively short and uniform. Old-school Afghan flavor with frosted flowers that melt tension away. @musashi was spot on when he told me 9-11 weeks for flowering. I highly recommend this chemovar! 🤤
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Thanks I’m going to try hard to figure out how to make it work.
/steve
 
SSH is my favorite by far.
Needs some pheno hunting but there are pheno's that have exceptional psychedelic potency.
Next to that there is a pheno that has the most addictive taste and smell, in effect it is a true 🚀!

mrnice.nl

Super Silver Haze

The perfect haze hybrid!
mrnice.nl

It is a complex polyhybrid, this shows in the pheno's.
The SSH pheno I kept can stretch a lot as you can see in my shed grows.
However with root restriction at the right timing she can be tamed as you can see in my latest tent grow with the Mango Haze's.
Outdoors she behaves more.

Anyway good luck with your next grow @GrowViper.
 
Diesel840 said:
If you scrog or flip clones into flower, then your minimal vertical space shouldn't be an issue with the MM. Check out the last page of my MM thread https://mrnice.nl/forum/threads/ive-fallen-and-i-cant-get-up-pass-the-medicine-man-😷.18418/page-12 you'll see that most of my MM stayed pretty short. Shoot me a dm if you have any questions.
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Swifty said:
SSH is my favorite by far.
Needs some pheno hunting but there are pheno's that have exceptional psychedelic potency.
Next to that there is a pheno that has the most addictive taste and smell, in effect it is a true 🚀!

mrnice.nl

Super Silver Haze

The perfect haze hybrid!
mrnice.nl

It is a complex polyhybrid, this shows in the pheno's.
The SSH pheno I kept can stretch a lot as you can see in my shed grows.
However with root restriction at the right timing she can be tamed as you can see in my latest tent grow with the Mango Haze's.
Outdoors she behaves more.

Anyway good luck with your next grow @GrowViper.
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psychedelics, yeah 👍🏻
That’s a whole nother goal 😊

But the more I think about ssh it has to be the second grow from me with MNS stock.
It could be fun and I think that with all the experience here, we could pick the best ones for the tent as they develop.
I’ll address my thoughts this weekend but I’m loving the idea. I need to see the mountain top to know what I’m seeking

/steve
 
Last step after finding a special cut is trying to preserve it.
I have another straw of SSH wich will be used to hunt for males but this won't happen until a few more years.
A little birdie told me that Mango Haze and Mango Haze IBL are good breeding material so I kept pollen from the most resinous and fragrant studs.

Some info on the males here:

Strut your studs!

Since harvesting my first pollen this year I am more and more intrigued by males. After searching the forum for some time I found some great info already on what good properties are and what to look after, I will ad usefull info here later on. Now what I miss is a good thread that show the MNS...
mrnice.nl

Second time I make seeds, first time selecting males and pollinating by hand.
Pollen is around 10 months old, today was the first time it left the freezer.

The females are around 3,5 weeks in flower now, they only get some bloom fertilizer.
They are force flowered outside.🌞

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Each branch is colour coded, MHI#5, MH#5 and MH#15 pollen in flour looked still the same and was dry.

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Now 🤞!

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This is the last step in trying to preserve my SSH cut.

All the information I gathered to do this came from this site!😊
Had fun doing this also, cirkel is complete.
 

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Swifty said:
Last step after finding a special cut is trying to preserve it.
I have another straw of SSH wich will be used to hunt for males but this won't happen until a few more years.
A little birdie told me that Mango Haze and Mango Haze IBL are good breeding material so I kept pollen from the most resinous and fragrant studs.

Some info on the males here:

Strut your studs!

Since harvesting my first pollen this year I am more and more intrigued by males. After searching the forum for some time I found some great info already on what good properties are and what to look after, I will ad usefull info here later on. Now what I miss is a good thread that show the MNS...
mrnice.nl

Second time I make seeds, first time selecting males and pollinating by hand.
Pollen is around 10 months old, today was the first time it left the freezer.

The females are around 3,5 weeks in flower now, they only get some bloom fertilizer.
They are force flowered outside.🌞

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Each branch is colour coded, MHI#5, MH#5 and MH#15 pollen in flour looked still the same and was dry.

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Now 🤞!

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This is the last step in trying to preserve my SSH cut.

All the information I gathered to do this came from this site!😊
Had fun doing this also, cirkel is complete.
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You're a true inspiration @Swifty (y)

Thank you for all your great threads :)

MB
 
Swifty said:
Last step after finding a special cut is trying to preserve it.
I have another straw of SSH wich will be used to hunt for males but this won't happen until a few more years.
A little birdie told me that Mango Haze and Mango Haze IBL are good breeding material so I kept pollen from the most resinous and fragrant studs.

Some info on the males here:

Strut your studs!

Since harvesting my first pollen this year I am more and more intrigued by males. After searching the forum for some time I found some great info already on what good properties are and what to look after, I will ad usefull info here later on. Now what I miss is a good thread that show the MNS...
mrnice.nl

Second time I make seeds, first time selecting males and pollinating by hand.
Pollen is around 10 months old, today was the first time it left the freezer.

The females are around 3,5 weeks in flower now, they only get some bloom fertilizer.
They are force flowered outside.🌞

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Each branch is colour coded, MHI#5, MH#5 and MH#15 pollen in flour looked still the same and was dry.

View attachment 88681

Now 🤞!

View attachment 88683

This is the last step in trying to preserve my SSH cut.

All the information I gathered to do this came from this site!😊
Had fun doing this also, cirkel is complete.
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o : )
 
Swifty said:
Last step after finding a special cut is trying to preserve it.
I have another straw of SSH wich will be used to hunt for males but this won't happen until a few more years.
A little birdie told me that Mango Haze and Mango Haze IBL are good breeding material so I kept pollen from the most resinous and fragrant studs.

Some info on the males here:

Strut your studs!

Since harvesting my first pollen this year I am more and more intrigued by males. After searching the forum for some time I found some great info already on what good properties are and what to look after, I will ad usefull info here later on. Now what I miss is a good thread that show the MNS...
mrnice.nl

Second time I make seeds, first time selecting males and pollinating by hand.
Pollen is around 10 months old, today was the first time it left the freezer.

The females are around 3,5 weeks in flower now, they only get some bloom fertilizer.
They are force flowered outside.🌞

View attachment 88679

Each branch is colour coded, MHI#5, MH#5 and MH#15 pollen in flour looked still the same and was dry.

View attachment 88681

Now 🤞!

View attachment 88683

This is the last step in trying to preserve my SSH cut.

All the information I gathered to do this came from this site!😊
Had fun doing this also, cirkel is complete.
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Looking forward to see what you find Swifty, will you be back crossing to your ssh cut to eventually make an IBL
 
Swifty said:
Thank you!:)


Pherhaps later eazynz, for now it is just trying to preserve the genetics when I have the chance.
Next year I will run NH, I plan to do the same with the best males I find there.
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Got to love regular seed for projects, it's nice to be able to preserve a genetic or even possibly improve it. I've found myself with approximately 600 seeds from u2 in hopes of doing the same. 😆 you can never have to many seeds aye @longball
 
Made some nice pictures from my SSH keeper clone past weekend.
I looked into my notes but can't find when I exactly sprouted the seeds were she originated from.
I did found that she was around before 2017, logic says that I have sprouted the SSH in spring 2016 (the selection was done outdoors).
That makes her atleast 8 years old by now.

She still has great vigour and prolific budset, pics are from mid flower.
MNS Super Silver Haze, Swifty cut:
 

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Swifty said:
Made some nice pictures from my SSH keeper clone past weekend.
I looked into my notes but can't find when I exactly sprouted the seeds were she originated from.
I did found that she was around before 2017, logic says that I have sprouted the SSH in spring 2016 (the selection was done outdoors).
That makes her atleast 8 years old by now.

She still has great vigour and prolific budset, pics are from mid flower.
MNS Super Silver Haze, Swifty cut:
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if it is the same plant, at the beginning of the thread you write it comes from between 2012-14. very inspirational, hope you re spending a decent summer, this years weather could be a real test as it is very wet? (compared to the last 3-4 years)

best wishes
 
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