Haze XXL Autoflowering

always a nice one. i am impressed with this auto, ill need to get more of these if i ever get a chance again, im in the states and now we can not get lots of strains. the high is a nice haze type that is smooth and melts into relaxation later. good to puff on all day and this one when pressed with the rosin will squart out, real nice amount of hash on these autos

Buds are hung and drying. They are nice and dense, just not a lot of them! I will update the dry weight in a week or so.

Next to nothing for popcorn. Big dense, sticky and stinky buds. I love LST and defoliation! What doesn't hurt her made her stronger. :) I broke her main stalk at a few weeks old. She pushed right through with little resistance. Wet bud weight includes buds that have been wet trimmed. There is still a good bit of stalk weight to remove and a bit of sugar leaves. Wet bud weight includes buds that were partially harvested and hung to dry 2 days prior. I guess dry bud weight will be approximately 3.75 to 4 ounces or more. :) I harvested and dried at least 7 grams of dry bud last week. I didn't include this in the totals. March 12: Jarred

this is a great strain, grew real fast right from the start, I will grow this again as it was a great pleasure. so thank you to the people from Dinafem all in all real happy with the extract im getting. real nice sticky stuff. just makes me happy😀 I will hbe doing this one again

Only four months and there is haze buds for smoking. Haze XXL auto is on the clock and the yield is up to the grower. For my case, I tried pure coconut water on her and screwed up the grow. Wiser head to me that you coconut contains a good amount of growth hormone call gibberellin. This stretches auto but weaken the plant. She was tall but yield was still low. Think it would have been much better if I would just stick to standard seaweed/kelp and not try arcane tropical folk lore. But I now I can counter the coconut water comment with confidence. Another problem was with the soil. Even when I plant into the ground. I did not add enough fluffy coconut husk. So, soil was dense. Second soil problem was that I added fertilizer in the soil three months in advance. And there were roots from a banyan tree from about 60 meter away. Banyan tree is a "tree killer" tree with root that can grow kilometers deep into lime stone hills. I should fix the soil only a couple of weeks before planting so this tree can not take advantage of the fertilized and airy good soil. Other than that grow went well. She took 41 C heat with no issue. There were no rot of any kind. As for insects, I used some "non-toxic natural" insect repellent from local grow shop. I saw some bugs took full hit and still smiling back in the next day. So, I think it is truly not poisonous. I just have to use the thing every day for two weeks straight. I guess spraying wet stuff on the bugs annoyed them so much so they moved on. I want to try my new mix of light airy soil on an auto for one more time. Then, I am in full raining season and should be growing full fledged tropical sativa.