A friend of mine bought some seeds off someone at a festival. The packet calls them "Haze". Anyone know anything about these?

If it's an original haze it should be a landrace sativa I think

I'll look into it

Haze isn't a landrace anything m8 ..... it was created....

Laz

https://www.uk420store.com/cart/product_inf...products_id=647

came from california

Thanks Steevo, that's very kind of you.

Though of course who knows if what it says on the outside of the packet is what's inside?

Only one way to find out - working on it...

We have an experienced hydro grower on our team, he chose it and he thinks he can make it work. But we'll probably try and grow some of something easier and quicker as well, perhaps Northern Lights or a skunk. I've been looking through the uk420 seedbank and almost drooling.

PS I'd welcome any advice on what makes Haze difficult to grow, what the pitfalls are etc. Our expert can be hard to get hold of at times!

well I've just been given 10 original haze seeds, 10 snow white seeds and 10 sour seeds by my mate who has decided to donate, from what I gather the haze is not hard to grow but can suffer from stress easier than other varieties, so keep a check on temp, RH and keep a check on for light leaks, one of the reasons it isn't to popular is the hieght of the plants alongside LONG flowering period of up to 16 weeks and the low yields.

but the smoke is an experience well worth growing for....



has anybody heard or smoked the snow white or sour?

haze is hard to grow because it takes a gods age to finish flowering if its o.g haze your looking a good 12-14 weeks flowering and a lot of stretching ,to keep a plant healthy for that long you have to be very careful with nutes etc...hope this helps man,original haze is a 4 way cross of colombian,mexican ,thai and south indian strains

isn't cheese a descendant of the original haze?

Thanks guys, that's very helpful. When/if we get anywhere with it I'll let you know how it goes.

I think cows milk actually

Nope cheese is a mutant skunk #1, read about it in this months weed world
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Nothing that comes from California could possibly be a landrace variety, unless the DEA etc never ever came across the bit of land that this particular strain comes from. I'm too out of it to type the details, but landrace varieties need many generations of inbreeding to stabilise and become uniform. Haze was always a cross, from (very fuzzy) memory, it's a cross of some south American and possibly Thai landrace varieties, and was, at one point, stabilised by the breeders to have a stable phenotype, but looking at the variety of haze available now, it's anyone's guess what your getting in any packet of haze or haze like seeds.