Neville’s Haze x Papua New Guinea

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Basic infos

Neville’s Haze x Papua New Guinea is an mostly sativa from ACE Seeds and can be cultivated indoors and outdoors (Where the plants will need a flowering time of ±119 days) ACE Seeds's Neville’s Haze x Papua New Guinea is/was never available as feminized seeds.

ACE Seeds Description

This exceptionally potent and high-yielding Neville’s Haze, originally selected by Neville Schoenmakers in the early 1990s and preserved by YoSammy, was pollinated by a diverse group of more than 30 Papua New Guinea sativa males. The result is a massive, long-flowering polyhybrid with 90% sativa dominance, known for its extreme vigor and explosive growth.

Phenotypes expressing a touch of NL#5 influence tend to be the fastest and most manageable, making them better suited for indoor cultivation. In contrast, the more expressive Haze × PNG phenotypes truly shine outdoors, especially in tropical and subtropical climates with long growing seasons. This variety is capable of delivering very intense, psychedelic and introspective sativa effects, making it a favorite among experienced sativa enthusiasts.

Type | Poly Hybrid
Format | Regular
Sativa / Indica Ratio | 90% sativa / 10% indica
Genetics | Neville’s Haze × 2nd-generation Papua New Guinea sativa males

THC | 15–20%
CBD | 0–0.05%
CBG | 0–0.7%

Indoor Flowering | 14–20 weeks
Outdoor Harvest | December / January
Yield | High

Spider Mites | Average–High
Powdery Mildew | High
Botrytis | High
White Fly | High
Cold Resistance | Average
Heat Resistance | High

Recommended Latitude | 0º–37º