Mr. Nice was done as a tribute to Howard Marks by Sensi. It's a mixture of some sativas. It's a long sativa. I've always thought it was very similar to a Marley's Collie and to a few of the haze strains. The grow difficulty of Mr. Nice is a ten out of ten. It's pro only. You better know what you're doing or you'll watch it ride and die and get maybe one joint off of it.

Mr. Nice is probably better indoor because of the long flowering times. You would be a while outdoors with it. Mr. Nice average yield is very low because it's a connoisseur quality bud. If you can hit two to four ounces indoors with it you're swinging.

Mr. Nice averages three to five months; I've seen a buddy go five months with it, but he didn't have his light right. But I would say three to four months.

Mr. Nice tends to get real stretchy if you don't know what you're doing. That's one of the ones where you have to have your light right and everything right and that's why it's a pro only strain.

Pros and cons of Mr. Nice: it's always in demand as a connoisseur bud. It can fetch double-top quality money when it's done right. The hash off of it is out of this world. The THC ratio is great. The cons are you better know what you're doing.

Similar strains to Mr. Nice are the hazes, Marley's Collie, a lot of the pure sativas.