Nevilles Haze Seeds from Spice Brothers

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Rated by 1 user: 7.29/10

'Nevilles Haze' from Spice Brothers

Lineage:	Not Listed
Family:	Haze
Origin:	Europe
Region:	USA
Genotype:	Mixed, primarily Sativa
Indoor Maturation:	95 to 100 days
Outdoor Maturation:	Not Listed
Sex Possibilities:	Standard (M/F)
Stature:	Not Listed
Yield:	5
Odor Level:	Not Listed
Odor Description:	Not Listed
Taste Level:	Not Listed
Taste Description:	Not Listed

Breeder's Description - 'Nevilles Haze'

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Almost pure Haze with just a hint of Indica (Northern Lights). The most potent variety of its kind on or off the market. Not recommended for inexperienced smokers - too trippy - too profound. Indoors: should be started under 12 hours of lights but to get quality is certainly not a easy task. Indoors is not recommended for beginners. The earliest will finish in 14 weeks. Those that take much longer than this are usually discarded as not practical. Yields are average - the longer flowering time is usually compensated with extra large yields, both in and outdoors. Of sixteen females only 3 were ...continued

Grower Report - Addic on April 20, 2005, 4:04 am

Nevilles Haze from Spice Brothers rated 7.29

Overall Rating:	7	Effect:	All in the head
Potency:	8	Stature:	Very tall and lanky
Yield:	6	Phenotype:	Mixed, primarily Sativa
Ease:	8	Indoor:	75 to 80 days
Appearance:	9	Outdoor:	Not Listed
Odor Level:	4	Odor:	Spicy/fresh
Taste Level:	8	Taste:	A little bit hashy and earthy
Grower's Tilt:	8	Sexes:	Standard (M/F)
SI Rating:	Not Listed	Vintage:	Not Listed

Originally two seeds of Neville's haze were germinated, producing two females. Since that I've been growing Neville from the cuttings of those females.

Neville seemed to receive as much nutrients as I gave. In the vegetative stage plants don't complain about the nutrient amounts, but in the blooming stage leaves drop away (yeah, usually all of them) - no matter what you do. Finally the plant consists of stems and buds only... Neville's haze prefers higher air humidity, from 60 to 80 % seems to be good.

The stature is really tall and lanky - you can't usually let Neville grow freely. Starting straight under 12/12 is a choice to restrict height, but I prefer bondage and/or using 11/13 as a blooming light. Odor isn't a big issue with this strain, it is not skunkish nor very strong.

Cuttings are a bit tougher part of growing Neville, while most of them take such a long time to root (compared to "normal plants", Neville cuttings may take even 20-30 days).

As a mostly sativa plant, Neville may seem to be "not so effective" to those with higher tolerances. Although, for "lifestyle smokers" I recommend it as an extremely nice "working weed" and for mixing with more couchlock-like indicas. Curing is a must for these buds.

Summa summarum, Neville's haze isn't very difficult to grow but it may require a lot of work especially in smaller growing cabinets. Not for unpatient growers, but after some waiting Neville rewards its grower with one of the most refined (though not easy to perceive!) aromas and effects of the cannabis world.

Garden Information for this report

Bloom Wattage Used:	260w to 400w
Average Plant Height:	Not Listed
Plants per Sq. Foot:	Not Listed
Average Yield per Plant:	Not Listed
Pruning or Plant Style:	Not Listed
Fertilization Method:	Chemically fed

Lights: vegging 150 w HPS, blooming 250 w HPS
Medium: soil/water (bubbler), from 10 to 20 litres per plant
Fertilizers: Advanced Hydroponics of Holland series

Report added by: Addic