Neville’S Haze

Growing Neville'S Haze is best suited to experienced growers because it requires close attention to nutrient balance and training. In Cambridgeshire the long flowering and stretch need careful management in the temperate southern England climate to avoid mould and wind damage.

Flowering is long compared with many hybrids and usually finishes around twelve to fourteen weeks indoors. Outdoors it tends to be a late finisher that you must protect into the late summer and early autumn.

Yield can be high when plants are trained and fed well under stable conditions. Outdoors yields depend heavily on weather and site sheltering but can reward patient growers in Cambridgeshire.

Plants form a tall, open structure with long internodes and a pronounced apical cola. The lanky growth benefits from topping, low-stress training or support to manage height.

Indoors this strain responds well to controlled environments where height and humidity are managed. Outdoors in Cambridgeshire it performs well in sheltered, sunny spots but needs protection from persistent rain and late-season chills.

Growing Neville'S Haze in Cambridgeshire benefits from the temperate southern England climate's mild summers but demands attention to rain and humidity. Consider using a glasshouse or well-ventilated polytunnel to manage moisture and extend the season.