Bobby Wild

Plant outdoors after the last frost and once night temperatures stay reliably above 8°C. In Nottinghamshire an early sowing under cover can give plants a head start.

Increase phosphorus and potassium while moderating nitrogen after the switch to flower. A balanced bloom formula with organic amendments supports resin and bud density.

Prioritise airflow through selective defoliation, raised supports and spacing between plants. Harvest individual colas early if you see rot developing to protect the rest of the crop.

Yes, but it needs shelter and staking in exposed sites. Erect simple windbreaks and tie branches to reduce physical damage and moisture-driven mould.

It can be grown near the coast with proper shelter and drainage. A wind-protected spot and slightly raised soil beds are highly recommended.

Dry in a dark, cool room at 50-60% relative humidity and around 16-20°C. Slow drying preserves terpenes and reduces chlorophyll harshness.

Cure for at least two to four weeks in airtight jars, opening daily for the first week. Extended curing up to two months can smooth flavours and increase complexity.

Spider mites, aphids and slugs are common threats even in cool climates. Regular inspection and biological controls such as predatory insects help keep populations down.

Yes, Bobby Wild is a good candidate for coastal climate cannabis cultivation because of its resilience. Trial it in sheltered plots and document wind, salt spray and humidity impacts.

Sulphur, magnesium and adequate phosphorus support terpene and cannabinoid pathways during flowering. Avoid overfeeding nitrogen late in bloom to prevent delayed ripening.