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Place seeds between moist paper towels or straight into a small pot of light compost. Keep them warm and out of direct draughts until they split and show the taproot.

Start with a light veg feed and increase nutrients as flowers form, switching to a bloom formula at week three of flowering. Reduce nitrogen and raise potassium in the final weeks.

Low stress training and topping work well to open the canopy and boost yields. Keep an eye on humidity if you spread the canopy in a British greenhouse.

Look for cloudy to amber trichomes around late September in the south of England. Harvest earlier in Scotland if autumn rains arrive sooner.

Control humidity during late flower and dry quickly after harvest in a ventilated room. Use a dehumidifier in a greenhouse in places like Leeds when the weather turns damp.

It handles mild summers but prefers a sheltered outdoor spot or greenhouse to avoid persistent rain. Southern sites such as Devon or Kent give the best outdoor results.

Dry slowly for seven to ten days in a dark, ventilated space, then cure in jars for several weeks. Your patience improves flavour and smoothness.

Watch for aphids, spider mites and greenfly in greenhouses and indoor rooms. Regular checks and natural predators help keep infestations down.

It benefits from strong light during bloom to build resin and density. Use quality lamps indoors and maximise sun exposure in a greenhouse.

Use 10-15 litre pots for indoor grows to balance root space and control. Outdoors you can push to larger containers if space allows.