johanngraham
Member
Hi. I'm new posting, and I just want to share my latest experience, which was growing the Seedsman's Indian Haze. I'm going to try to be as concise as possible on this review. Don't hesitate to ask anything else:
Quite easy to grow strain. Vegetates to a considerable height -sometimes wildly- if not pruned or trained (I trained mine to an aproximate height of 30cm and about 40cm width. After 9 and 10 weeks of flowering, none of both was ready yet, and due to stealth issues I had to harvest a little bit too early. As this was so, the smell didn't really got to develop fully, and so I cannot be sure about how smelly it actually gets. This is not a strain for the ones looking for early crops at all. Expect lots of branching.
Low odor weed didn't give any stealth problems and cured rather poorly to a lemony scent and flavor. It is easy to manicure, but its strong point unboubtedly lies in its effect. Both fenos -both tall, somewhat lanky sativas, only one of a darker, indica-like green- would have taken more than 10 maybe 11 weeks to flower fully, but even with the early harvesting, proved to be worthwhile.
Amazingly creative high. Moderate and very enjoyable laughing, rarely too silly but sometimes explosive. Gets one high in no time and then parachutes one back to earth in periods of creativity and well being for about 3 or 4 hours.
More than a warmth feeling and a sensual sensation, it is a cerebral high.
So, summarizing:
Pros: creative, long lasting high, easy to grow
Cons: long flowering period, final resin production (?), a little lower than average yield
Conclusion: Perfect strain for those with lots of space and plenty of time and patience. If I hadn't much cash to spend on a fancy, first-grade sativa, I would definitely go for this strain or any other in the Seedsman's menu, instead of experimenting from the beginning with any of the only fancy-named strains kicking around nowadays.
Quite easy to grow strain. Vegetates to a considerable height -sometimes wildly- if not pruned or trained (I trained mine to an aproximate height of 30cm and about 40cm width. After 9 and 10 weeks of flowering, none of both was ready yet, and due to stealth issues I had to harvest a little bit too early. As this was so, the smell didn't really got to develop fully, and so I cannot be sure about how smelly it actually gets. This is not a strain for the ones looking for early crops at all. Expect lots of branching.
Low odor weed didn't give any stealth problems and cured rather poorly to a lemony scent and flavor. It is easy to manicure, but its strong point unboubtedly lies in its effect. Both fenos -both tall, somewhat lanky sativas, only one of a darker, indica-like green- would have taken more than 10 maybe 11 weeks to flower fully, but even with the early harvesting, proved to be worthwhile.
Amazingly creative high. Moderate and very enjoyable laughing, rarely too silly but sometimes explosive. Gets one high in no time and then parachutes one back to earth in periods of creativity and well being for about 3 or 4 hours.
More than a warmth feeling and a sensual sensation, it is a cerebral high.
So, summarizing:
Pros: creative, long lasting high, easy to grow
Cons: long flowering period, final resin production (?), a little lower than average yield
Conclusion: Perfect strain for those with lots of space and plenty of time and patience. If I hadn't much cash to spend on a fancy, first-grade sativa, I would definitely go for this strain or any other in the Seedsman's menu, instead of experimenting from the beginning with any of the only fancy-named strains kicking around nowadays.