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Black Garlic

Feminised

Black Garlic is an indica-dominant hybrid known for garlicky-sweet flavour and compact growth suited to small spaces.

Why choose Black Garlic?
  • Dense, compact buds with a pungent garlic twist
  • Ideal for growers seeking high resin in small spaces
  • Performs well indoors and rewards careful outdoor sites
THC 18-23%
CBD 0.5-1.5%
Lineage Blackberry x Garlic Kush
Genotype Indica-dominant hybrid
Difficulty Intermediate
Flowering 8-10 weeks
Height Compact, typically 60-100 cm
Yield Moderate
Taste Dark Berry, Garlicky Pungency, Earthy Spice
Seed Type Feminised
Climate Cool Highland
Effects Uplifting Then Deeply Relaxing, Sociable At Low Doses, Sedating If Overconsumed
Environment Indoor / Outdoor

About Black Garlic

Black Garlic is an indica-dominant hybrid bred from Blackberry x Garlic Kush that produces dense, resinous buds with a distinctive garlicky, dark-berry profile. It is well suited to growers who need a compact plant with substantial resin production, performs reliably indoors and can be coaxed to finish outdoors in milder UK seasons with good site selection.

Grow Difficulty:

Growing Black Garlic requires intermediate experience to manage its dense canopy and feeding schedule. It tolerates cool Highland growing conditions but benefits from vigilant humidity and airflow control.

Flowering Time:

Indoor flowering usually completes in eight to ten weeks under a stable schedule. Outdoor harvests in Somerset normally fall in late September to October in favourable seasons.

Yield:

Yields are moderate for a compact variety, with SCROG or SOG boosting final weight. Outdoor crops in cooler years may return slightly less without season extension.

Height:

Plants remain relatively short and bushy, often under a metre when trained. Strong lateral branching creates multiple bud sites ideal for canopy techniques.

Environment:

Black Garlic performs very well indoors where environmental control limits stretch and mould risk in Somerset. Outdoors in Somerset it rewards careful site choice and wind protection with dense, resinous flowers.

Climate:

In Somerset, expect slower ripening where cool Highland growing conditions dominate the season. Extra light, wind shelter and selective defoliation help buds finish cleanly in Somerset's variable weather.

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How many plants per square metre for SCROG?
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One strong specimen per square metre under SCROG usually gives the best canopy coverage for Black Garlic.
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Do you recommend topping or fiming?
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Topping once to create two mains works well; fiming can be useful but riskier for uniformity in compact varieties.
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What light schedule for indoor veg and bloom?
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Use 18/6 for veg and switch to 12/12 for bloom; some growers run 11/13 for a slightly accelerated finish in cooler rooms.
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Any tips for outdoor wind protection?
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Plant near hedges or erect temporary windbreaks; avoid exposed ridgelines where persistent wind can stress plants and strip trichomes.
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How do you prevent bud rot late in flowering?
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Thin the lowest foliage, improve airflow around colas and consider harvest scheduling after a dry spell to reduce rot risk.

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