Baby Jokerz

Keep canopies open, remove lower growth, and avoid overcrowding; check plants daily after rain and remove affected buds at first signs of rot.

I use a loam-based organic mix with compost, worm castings and perlite; this approach to organic cannabis soil growing improves drainage and microbial life.

Monitor trichomes from week seven and plan to harvest when most are milky with some ambers; in Pembrokeshire aim for a dry window after a prolonged dry spell.

Lower nitrogen and increase phosphorus and potassium in mid to late flowering, but keep feeds organic to support microbial soil life.

Yes, use large pots with fast-draining soil, secure shelter from persistent rain and a good feeding schedule to sustain growth.

Dry in a controlled, ventilated space with gentle heat if needed, then cure in jars with regular burping to avoid mould and preserve terpenes.

Yes; herbs like lavender and basil can deter some pests and improve biodiversity, but they are not a substitute for good airflow or drainage.

Aphids and spider mites can appear in sheltered spots; check undersides of leaves and use organic controls like neem or predatory insects early.

Yes; topping and low-stress training open the canopy, improving light distribution and reducing mould risk in damp conditions.

Compost teas help build a healthy soil microbiome and support nutrient uptake, but ensure teas are well-brewed and aerated to avoid pathogens.