Indoor Ultra Lemon Haze Grow

[GROWNBITCHZ]

Nice grow emerica no offence but with so menny great auto breathers and companys out there I dont know why people buy seed from these new dodgy companys. They obviously do little or no testing of there products before the release them. I understand if you got them as freebees or maybe if there very cheap. Just my man hope you end up with some nice bud though happy growing

 

[longcanon]

welcome looks greati'm alone for the ride on

 

[kung lao]

It is confusing, but they actually do state in the product description that this strain is the only non-auto that they sell. I found out the hard way so they vegged for 4 weeks, but damn, nicest bud i've smoked in ages. Absolutely amazing

 

[kung lao]

yeah not an auto and doesn't look like an Haze or sativa at all by de leafs....

Its a hybrid of super lemon haze crossed with a male sour diesel clone, and it is a very pure sativa high. Extremely clear and rushy. Helped me revise for my exams. I have 3 joints left that have cured now for 5 months in a small jar

Smells:

During growth: Grapefruit
After drying: Gone-off fruit salad
After 3 months curing and onwards: like ginger and honey

In fact there were two phenos I have had (1) Out of 5 ULH, I had one that had much more sativa leaves, it was alot darker, flowered quicker and smelled like petroleum. This one smells like pineapple after a good cure. (2) Out of 5 ULH, four of them were the grapefruit phenos described in the product description, and as far as I can tell, the same phenos as 'emerica' has in his pics in the first post

 

[kung lao]

and emerica.........what happened to this grow?!! Harvest pics????
:smokebuds:

 

[1ZigZagMan]

idk guys, my ulh from auto seeds autoflowered just fine, definitely a tall plant with very sativa features, long fingers, long thinner shaped buds, very easy to manicure, was run under 24 hrs of light and flowered out just fine for me

 

[Tyrell]

So what's the deal with this.. I bought 2 and germed them because I though they where autos.. I have limited space.. 2x2x4 and around 200 tru watt led.. should I ditch?

 

[Tyler_Durden88]

I finally got some good pictures of my plants (I don't have my own camera), so I figured I would introduce myself along with them. I'm growing with a 400w HPS in a small "walk-in" closet. All of them are ultra lemon haze from auto seeds. This plant is NOT an auto. The shorter plant vegged for almost 8 weeks before switching the light to 12/12 this week. The other two (the taller ones) were planted a week later so they have vegged for about 6-7 weeks. This is the first week of 12/12. Enjoy the premature pr0n. Any suggestions or advice is much appreciated. View attachment 71660View attachment 71661View attachment 71662View attachment 71663View attachment 71664View attachment 71665View attachment 71666View attachment 71667View attachment 71668

Im growing 5 of this strain right now on 18/6 light cycle and everyone of them flowered without changing light cycles. I lowered nighttime temps for a week by 10 degrees and that seemed to do the trick i was exspecting to have more problems getting them to flower Idk if i got extremely lucky or what but the plants are very healthy big plants they dwarf my other autos. I did alot of LST to try and keep them shorter and im regreting not using my scrog net bc this strain is perfect for a scrog setup. And they look like ima get around 3oz+ dry weight each. I put 2 outdoors and they are around 5 feet tall. I live on the northeast coast and they do very well outdoors for this area. Overall this is one of my favorite strains to grow and ive grown alot of diffrent strains.

 

[Tyler_Durden88]

I wouldent recommend growing it in a small limited space. Mine take up about 5-6 square feet a peice but thats from LST making them wider rather than taller. And im hitting them with alot of nitrogen and they are just eating it up. They are not as nute sensitive as other autos maybe bc the Ruderalis trait is much lower than other autos. I like the fact that they arent conventional autos bc they yeild more but still grow from start to finish somewhat faster than photos.