Good afternoon, fellow growers and lovers of the finest herb. One Love.


Today it's Flower Day 71 for the Silver Haze from Sensi Seeds and Flower Day 64 for my Super Silver Haze × Haze AC testers.
Quite a bit has changed over the past week. The Silver Haze trichomes are starting to turn cloudy now. There's still plenty of clear resin, but I'm seeing the first amber heads as well, especially on the lower buds. The top colas are still mostly clear to cloudy, with only a few amber trichomes so far.
If everything keeps progressing at this pace, I might just hit the sweet spot and be ready to harvest in about a week and a half.
I've stripped off most of the yellow fan leaves, so she's definitely looking like she's entering her autumn fade now.
On the Super Silver Haze × Haze AC, Big Mama, I removed the large fan leaves from roughly the lower two-thirds of the plant, as you can probably see in the pictures. She's starting to fade as well, although it's more noticeable on Big Mama than on Little Sister.
Little Sister is still stacking nicely and getting frostier every day. I've spotted the first cloudy trichomes on both plants now. The lower side buds already have a good number of brown pistils, while the top colas are taking their time—but they're getting there too.
I don't think they're going to be finished after another week, which would put them at ten weeks of flower. My feeling is they'll need at least one more week beyond that. That actually works out well, because I need to have everything harvested and wrapped up by then anyway.
Both of my Super Silver Haze × Haze AC phenos have an absolutely delicious aroma. It's hard to describe. Big Mama has a slightly richer, more pungent terpene profile, while Little Sister is a little sweeter. The Silver Haze smells fantastic as well. The classic lemon note is still there, but it's mixed with another aroma that I just can't quite put my finger on. Whatever it is, all three plants smell amazing, and I'm really looking forward to trying them.
Luckily, I still have clones of both Big Mama and Little Sister. I'm definitely planning a second run with them, and it'll be interesting to see how they perform when grown from clones instead of seed.
This summer has been pretty challenging. The heat has been intense at times, and on top of that, the humidity has made things even more difficult. Just the other day it rained almost nonstop, which makes it really hard to get the humidity down—especially during the night. Even though I'm running a dehumidifier, it's still a constant battle. Hopefully, they'll make it to the finish line without any issues.
Big Mama


Little sista


Silver Haze
Thanks for stopping by, and I hope you're all having a relaxed Sunday.
Take care, One Love, and blessings to everyone.
Peace Penny


