Alien Dawg

Flowering is typically 8–10 weeks under a stable 12/12 light cycle. Give the last two weeks a flush to improve flavour.

Expect medium to high yields with proper training and feeding in a 1m2 tent. Techniques like SCROG or topping increase canopy efficiency.

Yes, it suits greenhouse setups and benefits from shelter in damp British weather. Keep ventilation steady to avoid high humidity around flowering sites.

A balanced vegetative feed followed by a phosphorus and potassium boost in flowering works well. Watch for nitrogen excess late in bloom to prevent harsh smoke.

Training improves light distribution and yields, so use topping, LST or SCROG for best results. That approach keeps growth manageable in UK indoor rooms.

Plants produce dense buds that require careful humidity control to prevent mould. Regular inspection and airflow are essential in humid seasons.

Plan harvest in late September to early October in southern areas and aim earlier in northern parts. Finish before persistent autumn rain to protect trichomes.

Main terpenes give a diesel and earthy backbone with citrus top notes. Those aromas come through strongly at dry and cure stages.

Novices with solid basic skills will likely manage a successful grow, but expect a learning curve around training and humidity control. Start with one or two plants to build confidence.

Dry slowly at around 18–21°C with 50–60% RH for 7–10 days, then cure in jars for at least two weeks. Proper cure improves flavour and smooths the smoke.