Neville's Haze, in search of a keeper
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I like this pheno.
It doesn't look very productive but it's got a cool shape
and looks tasty. 
Swifty
'23, '24, ‘25 COE Winner
She is one of the girls that I will run a second time Zero0.I like this pheno.
It doesn't look very productive but it's got a cool shape
The high is strong but with some "hangover", the smell/ taste is hazy/musk after curing.
It is very possible that she expresses herself diffently, she did not have the best light and was competing with others in the same pot.
I just prepared the tent for the second run.
I will transplant them tomorrow and start probably direct to 11 on/13 off or 10 on/14 off.
Each plant will have its own pot (3,5L).
After the long winter brake I'm looking forward to grow again.
@Swifty :
I'm glad to hear you'll be getting back to work soon.
I'm sure the second generation of this phenotype (clone vs seed) will give you even better results.
I'm wondering if I should try Neville's Haze soon, but I just can't make up my mind, + 4 months of flowering is a really scary long time...
I'm glad to hear you'll be getting back to work soon.
I'm sure the second generation of this phenotype (clone vs seed) will give you even better results.
I'm wondering if I should try Neville's Haze soon, but I just can't make up my mind, + 4 months of flowering is a really scary long time...
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Swifty
'23, '24, ‘25 COE Winner
Don't sit on these beans Zero0, they are worth the time and effort imo.@Swifty :
I'm glad to hear you'll be getting back to work soon.
I'm sure the second generation of this phenotype (clone vs seed) will give you even better results.
I'm wondering if I should try Neville's Haze soon, but I just can't make up my mind, + 4 months of flowering is a really scary long time...
Put them in the dirt.
I only have one problem atm, It is difficult to choose 1-2 keepers.
A lot of phenos are in the similar range of potency and effects.
My keepers are either in the active/euphoric range or in the very psychedelic range.
I hope that my 2nd round will give me good insight in what I want.
Swifty
'23, '24, ‘25 COE Winner
A quick recap on last year:
I managed to flower 28 NH ladies past year.
Of these I have 12 that I liked and will flower them for a second time. I will add another female that was to small and had underdevelopped buds but she smelled of a fine haze.
The ladies that made the first selection were:
#5(pearl), #6, #12(pearl), #13, #15 ,#21, #22, #25, #29, #30, #33 and #35. #31 is the one that could not be assed properly but smelled very nice.
That leaves me with 3 others that were to small to assess (#17, #42 and #44), I only have space for 2 more extra so I decided to add my 2 remaining Neville's Haze Mango keepers #4 and #16 to see how they compare with NH.
Here are some pics taken a couple of hours after transplant today:
These are the moms I made in september last year, 2-3 weeks ago I pruned 2/3 of the rootball back and replanted them in the same 6x6x8cm pots to regain vigour and health.
I planted them today in 3,5l pots in Light Mix soil (not ammended) and gave them plain water.
I will let them grow for only 1-2 days, I will start directly to 10on/14off.
Led is at 30% for the moment and 50cm above canopy. RH is steady at 65% and temp around 20°C.
I will have to make new cuts for moms along the way, I plan to leave one main stem and remove a lot of branches.
The goals is to grow them as good as I can to reveal their potential.
I'm hoping by going almost directly to 10/14 with healthy cuts I will see faster budding and more dense buds.
It feels nice to have a grow again.
I managed to flower 28 NH ladies past year.
Of these I have 12 that I liked and will flower them for a second time. I will add another female that was to small and had underdevelopped buds but she smelled of a fine haze.
The ladies that made the first selection were:
#5(pearl), #6, #12(pearl), #13, #15 ,#21, #22, #25, #29, #30, #33 and #35. #31 is the one that could not be assed properly but smelled very nice.
That leaves me with 3 others that were to small to assess (#17, #42 and #44), I only have space for 2 more extra so I decided to add my 2 remaining Neville's Haze Mango keepers #4 and #16 to see how they compare with NH.
Here are some pics taken a couple of hours after transplant today:
These are the moms I made in september last year, 2-3 weeks ago I pruned 2/3 of the rootball back and replanted them in the same 6x6x8cm pots to regain vigour and health.
I planted them today in 3,5l pots in Light Mix soil (not ammended) and gave them plain water.
I will let them grow for only 1-2 days, I will start directly to 10on/14off.
Led is at 30% for the moment and 50cm above canopy. RH is steady at 65% and temp around 20°C.
I will have to make new cuts for moms along the way, I plan to leave one main stem and remove a lot of branches.
The goals is to grow them as good as I can to reveal their potential.
I'm hoping by going almost directly to 10/14 with healthy cuts I will see faster budding and more dense buds.
It feels nice to have a grow again.
Diesel840
2025 Circle of Excellence
It's nice to see you growing again. Seems several of us are getting back into the gardens
Schlawiener
Well-known member
BrotherBoris
Well-known member
Awesome variety being grown by an awesome grower...
Swifty
'23, '24, ‘25 COE Winner
Thanks BrotherBoris.
Swifty
'23, '24, ‘25 COE Winner
Thank you guys! 
After my previous runs with the MH and NHM I do feel that it is certainly possible to get good quality with led's.
Starting slow with wattage and gradually bumping up the strenght is key ime.
Looking how your plants look at half of the day and near the end tells me if they are fairly happy (position of the leaves).
I also watch leaf colour closely.
If electricity cost were not as high I would do this grow with my CMH.
I'm sticking with led Zero0.Yes, good luck Switfy.
I know I'm being boring about this, but...
If you can, at least during flowering, try adding an HID(HPS) lamp.
For a pure sativa like Neville's Haze, I think this can really make a difference.
After my previous runs with the MH and NHM I do feel that it is certainly possible to get good quality with led's.
Starting slow with wattage and gradually bumping up the strenght is key ime.
Looking how your plants look at half of the day and near the end tells me if they are fairly happy (position of the leaves).
I also watch leaf colour closely.
If electricity cost were not as high I would do this grow with my CMH.
I will do smoke reports from my current keepers along the way Diesel.Where's all the Nevils Hazeto enjoy during the show, anyone got some? Swifty?
@Swifty
If it's about electricity costs, I get it.
If it were winter, it would have been easier.
But with HPS in the summer, you need at least one little air conditioner in the growroom.
About CMH lighting, personally, I’m not a fan. Some plant species may give better results with the full spectrum of CMH, but for cannabis, MH for the vegetative stage and HPS for flowering are better.
If it's about electricity costs, I get it.
If it were winter, it would have been easier.
But with HPS in the summer, you need at least one little air conditioner in the growroom.
About CMH lighting, personally, I’m not a fan. Some plant species may give better results with the full spectrum of CMH, but for cannabis, MH for the vegetative stage and HPS for flowering are better.
Swifty
'23, '24, ‘25 COE Winner
Day 7 of flowering (10/14) today.
The NH's are doing well, roots are already poking out of the containers and they are picking up on growth.
I made 7 cuts fom new mom's today, the other 5 will be made later this week.
Every plant (except NH#31 who was small to start) has one main stem now, they will be staked next weekend.
Led is at 45%, RH around 50-60% and so far only water for them.
The NH's are doing well, roots are already poking out of the containers and they are picking up on growth.
I made 7 cuts fom new mom's today, the other 5 will be made later this week.
Every plant (except NH#31 who was small to start) has one main stem now, they will be staked next weekend.
Led is at 45%, RH around 50-60% and so far only water for them.