10K Jack

Place seeds in a damp paper towel or seed compost at room temperature and keep them humid until the taproot appears. Move sprouts into small pots with light soil and give gentle light until true leaves form.

Start with a balanced vegetative feed and increase nitrogen for veg growth. Switch to a bloom programme at the start of flowering and raise phosphorus and potassium moderately.

Low stress training and topping work well to control stretch and open the canopy. Tie down branches and remove lower growth to focus energy on main colas.

Keep good airflow, moderate humidity and avoid overcrowding plants. Use a greenhouse or move plants undercover during prolonged rain to limit grey mould risk.

Harvest when most trichomes appear cloudy with some amber visible using a loupe. In southern England aim for late September while northern locations may reach readiness slightly later.

Dry slowly in a dark, ventilated room at about 18-21°C and 45-55% humidity. Cure trimmed buds in glass jars, opening daily for a few minutes during the first two weeks, then store cool and dark.

Yes if you use aggressive LST and topping to limit vertical growth. Keep nutrient cycles tight and remove lower shading growth to maintain airflow.

Expect sharp citrus up front, resinous pine underneath and an earthy, peppery finish. A longer cure will bring sweeter citrus notes to the fore.

Both systems perform well; soil gives forgiving margins for wetter UK weather while hydro offers faster growth under stable indoor conditions. Choose the system that fits your experience and environment.

Plan roughly 12-14 weeks from seed when you include a standard vegetative period before switching to flowering. Autoflower forms are not the usual version of this line and will have a different timetable.