Banana

Indoors allow two to three weeks for veg and eight to nine weeks of flowering; total time is around 10-12 weeks after transplanting under a standard 12/12 bloom schedule.

Start with a mild vegetative feed, increase nutrients through stretch and early flower, then reduce nitrogen and boost phosphorus and potassium during mid to late bloom to support bud formation.

It is moderately easy but best for growers who have some experience with humidity and pest control; absolute beginners may find the need to manage damp and feeding a challenge.

Use topping and low-stress training to open the canopy, then SCROG or horizontal tying to ensure even light across the buds for the best yields.

Watch for spider mites, powdery mildew and botrytis, especially in cool, humid conditions; good air circulation and keeping humidity in check are essential.

Yes, dry slowly at 18-21°C and 50-60% RH, then cure in jars for several weeks to smooth the banana and creamy terpene notes.

Its dominant banana terpenes give a recognisably fruity, creamy profile combined with Skunk-derived resin production and compact bud structure.

Optimise ventilation and dehumidification, use moderate to high light intensity and train plants to make the most of canopy space; good environmental control prevents the damp issues common in cool northern summers.

Use 7-11 litre pots for one plant per pot in tents, which balances root volume and ease of move; larger pots help reduce watering frequency and support bigger yields.

Yes, Banana clones root readily when taken from healthy, vigorous mother plants and kept in stable humidity and mild light until rooted.