Delta 9 Labs Brainstorm Haze

All of the Delta-9 strains are developed in soil in their own Labs. This strain has been developed specifically to give increased yields in a slightly shorter flowering time, especially when grown hydroponically.

The plant grows tall and creates many long side brances allowing for less plants to be grown in a room allowing for optimized plant growth and yield.  Gauno fertilizers of high nitrogen keep this variety rich green throughout it’s growing period.  In a heat stress test experiment this variety continued to thrive over others tested.  The average flowering time is between 10-12 weeks depending if grown in soil or through hydro methods.   The average height of the plant varies depending on how long the plant is allowed vegetative growth, however the plant grows at least twice it’s height when put into flowering within the first 3 weeks.  This variety has a tremendous yield even when grown in the smallest of closets. An average room size with proper ventilation and lighting will give you a minimum of 50-75 grams per plant with the plant being no taller than 1.5 meters.

The Delta 9 Labs Brainstorm Haze stretches significantly within the first 2 weeks. The buds are light and airy while they are filling in for about 5-8 weeks and then in the last 3 weeks they get very hard and dense. The calayxes swell up and become tight. The leaves are long like typical sativa plants however they are not as thin. They are narrower than a typical indica plant so the end result is a broad elongated leaf blade. Regardless of the stretching, once the buds start to fill in the plant stops growing any taller. It looks more like a tree with many branches and leaves rather than a bush.

Tips for other growers: In our growing stage nursery we like to alternate from a high nutrient tea mixture to a pure water supply in our reservoir. Many mother plants are top dressed with a well-balanced guano powder to maintain the extra food required for such large plants. The pure water helps break down the guano powder as well as refresh the plants with fresh clean water, allowing any residual nutrients to break loss and help get absorbed into the root system before the next feeding.