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Hello all from Fl. Just hobbyist here for the love of the plant and all genetics , beginner breeder currently trying to bring back that mango haze we used to get all the time down here around 2010 . No one I know ever called it mango haze just mango because of how undeniable it’s smell was just like a mango. I Got a couple mango smelling phenos from Mr nice seeds and also pollinated it with a very grapefruit smelling g chem x sour diesel male should get some interesting results. Gaby or anyone have any input on why mango dissapeared or when you guys last seen it? Why no one grows it anymore? Is it just because it’s usually a long flowering sativa? For me was about 2012ish when I last seen it in flower form and I’m wondering why no one even asks or talks about it anymore I always loved it is it because the market was so flooded with it back then? Would love to hear your thoughts or maybe on a future episode of the podcast
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I have a jack herer clone I picked up at a dispensary that said it was from Sensi seeds. It unbelievably smells like fresh/dried mango after curing for 30 days. And it’s getting stronger. I did not see that coming. It could be a really good mango pheno. It could have just brought out recessive traits from all the stress caused by me and pulled out a really nice mango out of it. I had inside my closet and put it out side to early so it started to flower, then when late June came around it tried to re veg and it never fully reveged so after giving me single blade leafs for weeks it just went straight back into flower. It was in my green house with a obsculating fan blowing on it on and off pritty hard all day and night because the humidity here gets around 98% at night and stays around 60-80% during the day. Never did get powder mildew or bud rot like I did on a couple other plants. Strong as hell plant I would say because it also never gave me nanners and I put it through hell. I now have it indoors and going to grow it again and see if that mango is a dominant trait in it because I never smelled anything like this before. It’s to real. It could have just been a recessive trait coming out from what I understand because of the haze used in one of its patients line. Your more then welcome to a cut of it and run it your self. Or you can wait till I flower it out indoors and see if it’s a dominant trait or not. Just crazy how sweet and unmistakably pungent mango it came out in the cure.
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@Angelo Ace you can message me where you want me to send it. I’m not asking for anything in return. My address will be the return address of you wanted to trade cuts. That’s awesome. I been growing outdoors 4 years now. Two years ago is when I popped my first actual gear. This years at the beginning of the year is when I finally got my indoors set up and will be keeping all kinds of mother plants. I’m really into preserving the genetics now. I even have a 3 3/4 x 8 foot closet to flower all my male plants now to see if anything is worth using the pollen out of. A few bean packs would be specifically for looking for the studs. I’ve not yet produced any seeds. But I definitely have ideas of things i want to work with… Your mango hunt is inspiring to hear about. I’m really into the blueberry right now and want to find somthing that has that smell along with a good taste. It seams easy to find the smell but harder to get the taste to cure into it. And I’ve always loved the gas…. I got some super silver haze seeds from Mr. Nice and was looking at his mango haze line. It’s really cool to know you found a mango pheno type! I hope I find a good silver haze type. I really liked the super silvers and its crosses.
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Yes, thank you for the invite and staying connected with the community. People like you are what makes this community so great and possible for so many people.
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Brice Moorman
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I’m here to grow the dank! So let’s grow some dank! Im Brice and I have two kid and a wife. I really enjoy the plant and love the community.

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