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The Nevils Haze and Nevils Haze hybrids discussion thread.
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Nevil had even claimed that the White widow came from his work too, I told him in privet he was wrong and being delusional.
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of cbd 
Tbh I’d be more inclined to believe nevil than the alternative
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I ended up down the line of one of the numerous haze corridors where anomalous mutations or distinctive traits predominate the line.
Generally they don't start showing till veg, but the Alpine Haze is already doing some weird fusions and started with that curl leaf variegation I associate with male C
Another really neat adaptation is that root nodes will pop out from the trunk.
This isn't environmental. Any other plant including NH and other equatorials do not do this in the same environment. It's a dominant trait.
While the line is heavily selected to Nev Haze It is also possible that this comes in from the Nigerian that is in there. I have grown other 50% Nigerian Silk and 100% Nigerian and not found it.
I love the idea of this in a jungle environment. I could visualize branches falling and regrowing through the jungle for generations.
has anyone else found this in Nev Haze aside from environmental extremes? I run the same conditions but various levels hazes tend to always be smooth so far
Generally they don't start showing till veg, but the Alpine Haze is already doing some weird fusions and started with that curl leaf variegation I associate with male C
Another really neat adaptation is that root nodes will pop out from the trunk.
This isn't environmental. Any other plant including NH and other equatorials do not do this in the same environment. It's a dominant trait.
While the line is heavily selected to Nev Haze It is also possible that this comes in from the Nigerian that is in there. I have grown other 50% Nigerian Silk and 100% Nigerian and not found it.
I love the idea of this in a jungle environment. I could visualize branches falling and regrowing through the jungle for generations.
has anyone else found this in Nev Haze aside from environmental extremes? I run the same conditions but various levels hazes tend to always be smooth so far
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@hempy
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A person posting make the conscious choice of what they post, they have the option of making a positive, or negative contribution.
Being an asshole towards people is a negative, just pointing that out.
Yes, dont blame the plant. Haze users are the problem.
@hempy
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Most of them don't even smoke Haze
Because Nevil always seemed to be forthcoming with information about his breeding and genetics that made up his strains
Whereas shanti is ambiguous to say the least.
Just my opinion of course.
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I was only joking because your statement seemed funny.
I think most of the people contributing here do smoke haze and it's an interesting thread, despite the arguments. It wouldn't be a haze thread without bickering.
I will say this though. I smoke a fair bit of haze, but I'm careful to mix this up with other varieties. I'm not sure using haze exclusively is good for the psyche.
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I agree but Shanti had posted and said why that was and going by Shanti Nevil was the one that had told him to keep the breeding and strain information to a minimum.
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