Candy Glue

It prefers a stable environment with good airflow and consistent temperatures between 20–26°C during the day.

Humidity control is crucial during late flowering to prevent mould and bud rot; keep RH below 50% once resin production ramps up.

Begin low-stress training after the third node and switch to topping or defoliation before flowering to shape the canopy.

It is better suited to growers with some experience due to sticky resin and the need for canopy management.

A balanced NPK feed in veg and a phosphorus-heavy mix in early flowering suits Candy Glue, with lighter feeds late in bloom.

Dry for 7–10 days at 18–21°C and low humidity, then cure for at least two weeks to improve flavour and smoothness.

Yes, a greenhouse helps extend the season but ensure ventilation and rain protection to reduce mould risk.

Spider mites and aphids are common indoors; outdoor grows should watch for caterpillars and fungal issues after wet spells.

Controlled light cycles, stable temperatures and a proper flush before harvest enhance terpene retention and aroma.

Using controlled climate cannabis growing systems like tents with dehumidifiers and CO2 optimisation stabilises conditions, reduces losses and often improves resin and yield.