Neville's Haze Mango Cannabis Seeds

Genetic Composition and Growth

This hybrid strain, ideal for sativa enthusiasts, blends genetics from MNS's two Haze males, resulting in a seed composition of 12.5% Skunk, 25% NL5, 12.5% Haze A male, and 50% Haze C male. It demands a lengthy flowering period, generally 10-14 weeks, potentially less for phenotypes leaning towards the NL5 or Skunk characteristics. To initiate flowering, a 12/12 to 10/14 light to darkness ratio is essential, with emphasis on complete darkness during night hours. Despite its challenging grow, it yields an average of 450-500 grams per square meter, needing significant space, particularly in height, to accommodate its sativa-dominant growth patterns. This strain produces exceptionally flavorful and aromatic buds, offering cerebral and possibly trippy effects. Suitable for indoor and outdoor cultivation, it's not recommended for "sea of green" setups due to its robust sativa heritage.

Strain Summary

• Heritage: Neville's Haze x Mango
• Category: Exclusive limited editions - New blends of old school genetics
• Family of breed: 12.5% Skunk, 25% NL5, 12.5% Haze A male, 50% Haze C male
• Breeder: Nevil and Shantibaba's
• Preferred medium: Bio and Hydro, Indoors and outdoors/greenhouse
• Expected yield: Indoors expect 450-500 grams if selected well, and for outdoors and g/h growers it will be a large plant that can produce a huge yield if trained like a creeping plant.
• Flowering period: The expected flowering time for an indoor grow will be between 10-14 weeks and will depend upon the phenotype you choose to work with.. The north hemisphere will be difficult for this plant only southern Europe like Italy Spain Portugal would allow this plant to finish by November while in the Southern hemisphere it will take until late April/early May.
• Recommendations: For the experienced growers to the most advanced cultivators.
• Special Notes: It needs a good eye in selecting a good producer but undoubtedly full flavored medicine. Not for those who are inattentive gardeners…it can be challenging!