Neville's Haze, in search of a keeper

Day 82 of flowering (10/14).

Excuse me for the lack of updates, I've been very busy the past couple of weeks.
I already harvested one NH(#6), she was ready and won't be kept further.
Her aroma was ok but she has lower trichome count and the buds are not what I want.
She resembled the first grow a lot and I already doubted the smoke then.
Still have her now but after the smoke test of the second round she will most likely will be culled.

The rest is getting there, only a couple of weeks left.
They only get rain water now.

By looks I would keep only 4-5 for a third run.
Hope I get it right then.:)

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One of the two pearl pheno's, smells very fruity and tropical now.
She is the least resinous of the two but still nice.
This pheno has the least "dense" buds of the two if you can call it that.
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The other pheno smells even better and stronger, I liked her up high very much in the first run although a little bit shorter in duration.
She is less progressed, I will try to let her go longer this round.

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And some other nice phenos:

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Hanzde said:
The first pheno looks funky but yeald is probably not much still nice dats why I have the Dr.Grinspoon this year because of this style of flower
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Well they grow like a vine and abundant.
Yield is not bad considering you can smoke the stems also. 😅
I must say that they impress me in the smoke, very nice highs from these 2 girls.
I hope you find some pearl phenos in those seeds, keep us posted!
 
@Swifty the one Mango Haze I've grown looked very similar to your Nevils Haze, minus the ultra resonated stems. Unfortunately a root bound male in "veg" heavily polinated her so she is basically all seeds. Her smell was INCREDIBLE, though. She better smell amazing at nearly 19 weeks of flowering!

I need to get my Nevils Haze on. Your girls look and sound AMAZING! I can only imagine the Top Shelf Headstash quality you will be rocking on the third round, with only 3 girls to a tent!😁
Keep up the incredible grows, bro!
 
Diesel840 said:
@Swifty the one Mango Haze I've grown looked very similar to your Nevils Haze, minus the ultra resonated stems. Unfortunately a root bound male in "veg" heavily polinated her so she is basically all seeds. Her smell was INCREDIBLE, though. She better smell amazing at nearly 19 weeks of flowering!

I need to get my Nevils Haze on. Your girls look and sound AMAZING! I can only imagine the Top Shelf Headstash quality you will be rocking on the third round, with only 3 girls to a tent!😁
Keep up the incredible grows, bro!
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Thanks Diesel840!
I will try, they are not easy but I learned again from this round and the goal is indeed to run far less plants as I get closer to choose my winners.
 
Day 89 of flowering (10/14).

Only water from now on.
Resins are building and so are the aromas.
Still some weeks left for most but they are getting there.
I start to see more and more cloudy trichomes next to a lot of clear ones.

Patience...

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One of the pearls, she is more free since harvesting a couple of plants.
She is pushing a new round of pistils. Amazing plants these pearls.

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The second one has very dense trichome coverage.

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Some pictures from other pheno's, a couple have the same or even better very dense trichome coverage.

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Day 96 of flowering (10/14).

I harvested a lot of ladies this week.
Unfortunatly I could not take pictures, I will give my thoughts on them later on.
Only the best from this round will be flowered again.

This makes for more space in tent for the remaining ladies.
I do find that they ripen quicker, after almost 14 weeks of flowering the majority is nearing ready (I like to harvest them with mostly cloudy trichomes and more clear than amber).

Next time I will look for the right numbers.

The remaining ladies:

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First one:

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Next plant:

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One of the pearls:

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And the other pearl pheno.

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Most of them look rough but every plant has it own distinct smell so I will compare them to my first grow and notes to assess them and make plans for the next run.
Only the ones I like the best will continue.
 
Swifty said:
Yes she stands out from the rest Zero0.(y)
Her looks reminds me of my SSH, she will be run for a third time.:)
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Makes me think to the haze Seatle Greg is offering under ''largest bud pheno'' name.
Probably not a pure haze according to the flowering time.

Flowering Time: 10–16 weeks
Genetics: Original Haze (Three-Way Colombian Line)
Type: Tropical/Equatorial Line

This special selection of Original Haze comes from a standout female I identified during a harvest of my greenhouse-grown Haze population. Known for its unique architecture and floral mass, this phenotype consistently produced the largest and most structurally impressive buds in the group.
 
Zero0 said:
@Swifty : The others phenos look very interesting too, but as you say, this one really stands out, its visual appearance at the very least.

What are its aromas like? Classic Dutch Haze or something else? (If I may ask).
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That is NH#29 Zero0.
When harvesting she smelled like a sweet hazy sativa.
If I look into my notes I described her as musky/hazy after curing from the first round.
She smelled more spicy in the first round at harvest but she was shaded then so far from her potential I presume.
If I smoke her now she has a pretty strong hybrid high, She certainly has potential.
 
Tom bolenate said:
Makes me think to the haze Seatle Greg is offering under ''largest bud pheno'' name.
Probably not a pure haze according to the flowering time.

Flowering Time: 10–16 weeks
Genetics: Original Haze (Three-Way Colombian Line)
Type: Tropical/Equatorial Line

This special selection of Original Haze comes from a standout female I identified during a harvest of my greenhouse-grown Haze population. Known for its unique architecture and floral mass, this phenotype consistently produced the largest and most structurally impressive buds in the group.
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Going through these NH's I must say I did see a very diverse range of pheno's.
I could imagine finding very unique and special pheno's If you hunt big numbers.
 
Swifty said:
That is NH#29 Zero0.
When harvesting she smelled like a sweet hazy sativa.
If I look into my notes I described her as musky/hazy after curing from the first round.
She smelled more spicy in the first round at harvest but she was shaded then so far from her potential I presume.
If I smoke her now she has a pretty strong hybrid high, She certainly has potential.
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Interesting, thanks for the description Swifty.👍
(In any case, after harvesting and curing, the aromas will be more pronounced and easier to describe. )
 
I harvested the Neville's Haze ladies at 102 day of flowering (10/14).

Most plants showed trichomes that were mostly milky with lesser clear and some amber.
I could have waited a bit longer but I needed the tent for vegging the SSHxAC's and I want to start a new round.
This time I took some quick pictures of the remaining plants.
Every plant was giving nice smells.
I noticed that the scent was getting stronger for the last week in the tent, so a harvest window was near.

First one is Neville's Haze#30, she has a very sweet and fresh sativa scent:

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Here is Neville's Haze#15, this one is very hazy (sweet/sour) with good resin coverage and bigger trichomes.
She has a very addictive smell, I like her:

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