I've read a few people say that they dislike growing HAZE strains
but I never understood why.
Or, for that matter, what characteristics a stain must have to be considered a HAZE ???
What are these characteristics?
What difficulties can the HAZE strains cause for growers???
I'm growing the Super Lemon Haze right now. Problems I've encountered are:
1 -- Haze's (well this one anyway) is very sensitive to nutes. You overload them
and you'll burn those suckers.
2 -- Easy to overwater. I'd previously only ever run cheese grows. And they can
suck up some water those bad boys. Conversely, these SLH ladies don't take
anywhere near as much. Give them a good soaking and they'll take days to
suck all that up. Give them only as much as is absolutely necessary.
3 -- Water only when they need it. My best approach has been to wait until
the soil around the edge begins coming away from the inside of the pot. But
at the same time, you don't wanna let it get to the point where the leaves
start drooping -- I've found that it's a fine balancing act but once you get to
know the plants, you can pretty much judge exactly when to water.
I've had to learn as I've been going along with this haze strain. Yeah, I've made
a few mistakes but my plants are thriving and buds are growing nicely.
Oh yeah, that's another thing. The SLH has tended to be a bit slow when it
comes to flower development. But once they get going, they really begin
packing it on. And those frosty-as-hell buds and leaves smell awesome -- zesty
lemon smell that's really gonna have me savouring every hit.
Hope this has helped a bit.
