
- Alien, Pebbles, Hybrid
Alien Pebbles
Alien Pebbles is an indica-dominant hybrid with citrus and earthy flavour. It suits compact indoor grows and greenhouse benches.
- Compact plants, big flavour
- Great for greenhouses and tents
- Evening strain for relaxation
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18-22% |
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0.5-1% |
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Alien OG x Pebbles |
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Indica-dominant hybrid |
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Intermediate |
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8-10 weeks |
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Compact to medium (60-120 cm) |
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Medium-High (Indoor 400-450 g/m², Outdoor 350-600 g/plant) |
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Citrus, Earthy, Sweet |
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Feminised |
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Mild Maritime Climate Suited To Damp British Summers And Greenhouse Growing |
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Relaxed, Uplifted, Creative |
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Indoor, Greenhouse, Sheltered Outdoor |
About Alien Pebbles
Alien Pebbles is a compact indica-dominant hybrid bred from Alien OG x Pebbles. It produces dense, citrus-kissed buds with sweet and earthy notes. Flowering finishes in 8-10 weeks indoors and late September to October outdoors in much of England and Wales. You will see medium-high yields with steady feeding and good humidity control. Effects lean toward a relaxing body sedation with a gentle cerebral lift, so many growers use it for evening sessions. The seeds are feminized to give predictable female runs for small tents and glasshouses from London flats to Scottish glasshouses.
Alien Pebbles is an indica-dominant hybrid with a stout, compact structure. UK growers like its predictable growth for small tents and greenhouse benches.
THC sits around 18-22%. That level aligns with mid-strength UK favourites such as Northern Lights rather than the extreme modern high-THC cultivars.
CBD stays low at about 0.5-1%. British wellness users often look for higher CBD profiles, so this strain suits those seeking mild symptom relief.
Genetics are Alien OG x Pebbles. That pairing gives gassy citrus terpenes and a compact growth habit suited to small spaces.
Seeds are feminized for steady female production. British seed collectors often choose feminized stock for predictable runs.
Difficulty rates as intermediate for most growers. You should focus on humidity control in UK setups, especially in greenhouses during summer.
Indoor flowering runs 8-10 weeks. Outdoors it finishes late September to October across much of England and Wales.
Yield is medium-high with dense, resinous buds. Indoor growers in Manchester and Bristol report 400-450 g/m² under steady conditions.
Plants stay compact to medium, reaching 60-120 cm. That height suits small indoor rooms and greenhouse benches common in Cornwall.
Suitable for indoor, greenhouse and sheltered outdoor sites. Damp British weather makes glasshouses a smart choice in Scotland and Yorkshire.
Best in a mild maritime climate with humid summers and cool autumns. Grow it in Cornwall for a long season or under glass in the Scottish Highlands for protection.
Effects lean toward relaxed body sedation with a gentle cerebral lift. Many UK users favour it for evening sessions and low-stress weekends.
Flavours mix citrus zest, sweet berry and earthy resin. Expect a creamy finish on the exhale that holds through a clean flush.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about this strain, covering growth, effects, and suitability for UK conditions.
Indoor flowering lasts 8-10 weeks. Outdoor plants finish late September to October in much of England and Wales.
Expect 400-450 g/m² indoors with stable light and feeding. Outdoor plants return about 350-600 g per plant in sheltered sites.
It suits intermediate growers best. A beginner will manage it with attention to humidity control and basic pruning.
Plants stay compact to medium, around 60-120 cm. That makes it good for small tents and greenhouse benches.
Use 18/6 for veg and switch to 12/12 for flower. Standard LED or HPS lighting gives strong bud development.
Keep good airflow and run dehumidification where possible. Prune the inner canopy and remove lower growth to cut down damp spots.
Harvest when most trichomes are milky with some amber. That balance gives fuller flavour and rounded effects.
Moderate feeding through veg and early flower works well. Reduce nitrogen in late bloom and focus on phosphorus and potassium.
Yes. A glasshouse extends the season in places like Sheffield and Leeds and offers shelter from autumn rain.
Watch for spider mites, aphids and leaf miners. Inspect leaves weekly and keep plants clean to limit infestations.
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