Candy Apple

Flowering usually takes eight to nine weeks, though some phenotypes can vary by a week either way.

Expect a medium yield indoors; optimised training and feeding can increase yields to above average.

Yes, it responds well to greenhouse conditions but needs good ventilation to handle humidity and prevent mould.

Yes, its compact size and bushy growth habit suit small indoor cannabis grow spaces, though you must ensure adequate airflow and odour control.

Standard cannabis feeding schedules work well; moderate nitrogen in veg and higher potassium and phosphorus during flowering are beneficial.

Genetics are reasonably robust but the humid greenhouse environments common in the UK increase mould risk, so vigilance is required.

Seeds are typically sold feminised to simplify cultivation and avoid male plants in small grows.

Low-stress training and a scrog net work well to maximise light spread; defoliation can help airflow around dense colas.

Yes, the strain gives off a sweet, candy-like aroma that can be noticeable during flowering; carbon filtration is recommended indoors.

It suits growers who want a compact, resinous plant with sweet flavours and moderate difficulty, and users looking for stress relief with gentle sedation.