NL5 Haze Mist strain

 

The complexity of its nature is already in the name of NL5 Haze Mist. This extremely resinous cannabis plant is the result of crossing with the original NL5, Haze and the Kali Mist. 

 

The NL5 Haze Mist cannabis seed develops into a large and strong plant with a delicate aroma and a reasonably short flowering time for a sativa-dominant plant. The strain is very easy to cultivate, making it manageable even for novice cannabis growers. NL5 Haze Mist has the typical structure of a sativa with long branches and a pronounced internode. 

 

When choosing a location, please always remember to give the plant enough space to develop properly. The NL5 Haze Mist is suitable for methods such as ScrOG and LST (Low Stress Testing) and thrives very well in hydroponic systems. But also outdoors you get yourself with these cannabis seeds a significant weed - producer in the garden. The pH should be increased from 5.5 to 6.5 in the growing season at the end of flowering to ensure a great production and to ideally support the full potential of the incredibly strong resin production. 

 

NL5 Haze Mist Strain takes 11 weeks to reach full maturity - and it's important to let it mature properly, as it develops its complex range of terpenes and flavonoids in the resin during the last week. This also allows you to exploit the full volume of its aromas in terms of taste. Sandalwood, incense, musk and wild berry notes will then present themselves fully developed. 

 

The NL5 Haze Mist strain is an exceptionally good producer, whether in indoor grow where you can expect up to 700 g/m² or outdoors. In outdoor grows, the plants reach full maturity in mid to late October and each plant can produce up to 800 grams of the best weed. The buds look like a bunch of individual fingers, with thick hard calyxes. 

 

The effect is initially uplifting and stimulating, full of light and color, and soon adds a nice physical relaxation. The mixture of cannabinoids is 14% THC, CBD 1.2% and 0.15% CBN and also helps in a medicinal way with sufferings such as arthritis, spasms, anxiety, pain, tension and cramps.

 

 

Awards:

1st prize HTCC 1996