Here is the Cannalope grow. They are 3 month or so old now. Right now they are around a week into flower. All the plants in here were super cropped really early. Maybe too early. As you can see, the center buds are a bit shorter than the side branches. Everything is bushing well. 8 plants are in this 3' x 5' tent. They are in 2 gallon pots. 6 Cannalope Haze plants and 2 Inmate #3 by
@JLBIRD . If we can get him to stop by we can get the exact parentage of them. I think it is Gary Payton x Trinity. For now we will concentrate on Cannalope Haze. Here is a picture of the grow today.
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The next 2 plants are the most prevalent phenotype. Short bushy and thin sativa like leaves. I am posting the 2 best looking plants. I will show the other 2 plants later. The other 2 plants just aren't as bushy or look as good as these 2 plants. First plant is pretty full. I might have to cut some of this back for light penetration.
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Next is the real wide plant. I like it because it is so much more open. It does take up a lot of square feet though.
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I knew ahead of time the plant I was looking for had fatter leaves. I always figured it was from the Mexican side, now I am not so sure. All these plants are short. The Cannalope Haze plant I loved was a tall plant. It grew up right next too, and was the same size a G-13 Haze. That is where these next 2 plants come into play. They have the fatter leaf I was looking for. First up is a mix of the bushy plants I showed earlier and the fat leaf plant that will be posted last.
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This last plant seems to be the most Haze like. It is 10" taller than the other pheno's. You can see it in the back right of the tent picture. It resembles the plant I remembered. Maybe I am looking for something on the Haze side. Growth type doesn't matter to me. This pheno hunt is only for high. I want that great nighttime high I found before. Laid back with your mind still clear enough to stay awake. Here is one of the early favorites.
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