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This took me a long time, but here’s the final harvest report on the mango haze (Arjan’s Ultra haze #2!).
The high is not really strong nor trippy. But still it’s like a light-Version of dr. Grinspoon, as there is close to no body-load!
Welcome to the harvest report on my Arjan’s Ultra haze #2 (mango haze) by greenhouse seeds!
This grow took me super long, she was flowering about 15 weeks in total...
I harvested her and put the branches in glasses in order to let them ripe even more.
The process of harvest was super exhausting, as the flowers are super fluffy and completely full of leaves.
But in total she yielded an amazing amount of 130 grams in total, which totally satisfied me!
This was the biggest yield I’ve ever reached with one plant.
In the process of curing, she developed a smell literally like dried mango, which i really like.
EFFECT: 8/10
The effect is not strong, nor psychedelic/trippy. But still it’s a nice sativa-high with no body-load, which I really do appreciate. It’s like a Grinspoon without the strong high😅 also its smoke is a bit harsh and tastes a bit like burned leaves, which is definitely something I would rather miss.
I wouldn’t grow this strain again, because the flowers are just too fluffy and they don’t make that up in points of quality. Having a strain flowering that long, I rather prefer the dr. Grinspoon.
I hope you enjoyed this one and see you soon in my other diaries!
Hi! My plants look damaged on the leaves, as well the tips are slightly burned. A few days ago I gave calcium and Epsom salt, I don’t know what’s wrong with them, please help me!
Moreover I recognised yesterday that the light was turned on 24/0 by mistake, I changed that now.
calculate ppms from your labels.. see what you've been giving.. you may find you provided plenty of those things and still show symptoms of deficiencies...
pH, concentration and ratio of the elements provided are all equally important factors. i'd suggest investigating the stuff we control first - pH of what you water, pH of feed, pH of runoff. EC of runoff. calculate PPMs of fertilizer. this will allow you to further deduce what's wrong in addition to a leaf symptom chart.
symptom chart, nute spreadsheet linked in my GD profile comments, check them out. 6.5-6.8 even 7 is okay in soil. 6-7 being widest range you want to work in.. anywhere in that range you'll be able to find a concentration and ratio of nutes that works well.
i can speculate.. but without that info, i could harm your plants with that speculation. my best bet -- trace element issue symptoms, but rarely that.. so, i'd go with pH being out of whack.
hey there theDoctor, sorry but i have to disagree with everyone here . It's no potassium because K symptoms are splotchy and colorful, that's not what's going on here. Nitrogen issues do not cause leafiness that's light and genetics, nitrogen would be too green leafs or lock outs that would look different. Your problem is root zone related, specifically there was a bit of overwatering that caused the wet dry cycle to not get dry enough which then led to standard water mold issues affecting the root zone. Nothing simpler to fix, just stop overwatering and then fix the roots. The problem roots you can fix by adding a chelation agent for example my favorite : humic acid, you can also add beneficial bacteria but they take longer to work. Anyway, i hope this helps ! 🚀
@@ShotGunBob,
You’re definitely right, it won’t be fun harvesting her. Growing her is fun, but having in mind that I could already start a new grow, is unsatisfying😅
@Doktorholland,
That’s genetically bro😅 there are some huge buds forming. Also Grinspoon is pretty leafy as well and it’s an absolute top shelf cannabis. It’s just an effort to grow and trim those buds, but if you’re looking for quality and a clear high you would take the effort😉
@Doktorholland,
😅 I assume you’re growing basic indica-genetics. There are some strains which don’t look like every other plant, this one is one of them. The extreme leafiness is genetically and sativas are quite sensitive, but I’m sure she’ll recover soon:)
There is this special introspective and creative effect those sativas give me, which I really love. So for me it’s not about the looking of the plant but about the quality and the genetics.
Have a good day😘
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