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Bittersweet

Feminised

Bittersweet is a balanced hybrid that offers citrus and earthy flavours with a steady, focused high.

Why choose Bittersweet?
  • Balanced hybrid with citrus lift and earthy depth.
  • Reliable medium yields for controlled environments.
  • Performs well with SCROG and careful late-flower management.
THC 16-20%
CBD 0.5-1%
Lineage NorthernLights x Haze
Genotype Hybrid
Difficulty Intermediate
Flowering 8-9 weeks
Height Medium, 80-140 cm
Yield Medium
Taste Citrus, Earthy, Sweet
Seed Type Feminised
Climate Cool Northern Summers
Effects Uplifting, Calm, Focused
Environment Indoor And Outdoor

About Bittersweet

Bittersweet is a hybrid derived from NorthernLights and Haze that suits growers seeking a medium-height plant with manageable yields. It presents bright citrus top notes over an earthy base and produces a clear-headed uplift followed by relaxed focus, making it useful across recreational and medicinal contexts.

Grow Difficulty:

Growing Bittersweet requires intermediate skill to manage humidity and airflow, especially in cool northern summers where ripening can be slower. Careful feeding and attention to late-flower trichomes reduce the risk of harvest delays and mould.

Flowering Time:

Flowering typically completes in eight to nine weeks under stable indoor light cycles. Outdoor growers in Pembrokeshire may see harvest pushed slightly later if temperatures remain cool.

Yield:

Yields are medium per plant but respond well to SCROG and topping techniques to increase canopy efficiency. Indoor commercial setups can achieve consistent weights with proper environmental control.

Height:

Plants tend to reach a medium height, roughly 80 to 140 centimetres depending on training. The structure produces sturdy central colas and well-spaced side branches suited to low-stress training.

Environment:

Bittersweet performs reliably both indoors and outdoors, offering predictable structure for tent grows. Outdoor plants in Pembrokeshire benefit from a sheltered, south-facing site and good airflow to mitigate damp conditions.

Climate:

In Pembrokeshire, cool northern summers can delay resin development and extend ripening windows. Growers should plan for extra drying time and maintain vigilant mould prevention when cultivating Bittersweet in this climate.

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How did your Bittersweet round go this year?
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Finished mid-September with slightly extended ripening due to cool nights, but the resin was good.
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Did you change nutrients for the flush?
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I reduced nitrogen early in week six of flowering and ramped potassium for the final three weeks.
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What training did you use indoors?
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I topped twice and ran a low SCROG net to keep an even canopy and maximise light penetration.
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Any issues with mould outdoors in Pembrokeshire?
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Only minor spots where airflow was poor, so I removed lower leaves and increased spacing next season.
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Would you grow Bittersweet again?
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Yes, it balances yield, flavour and manageable effects if you control humidity and finish carefully.

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