Candy Pave

Yes, but it needs a sheltered spot with good morning sun and protection from prevailing coastal winds to reduce mould risk.

Use a steady N-P-K regime through veg and switch to higher phosphorous and potassium during flowering, with lighter feed in the final two weeks.

Improve airflow, remove lower growth, and avoid dense canopies; consider open-sited training and timely defoliation.

Yes, it responds well to organic composts and teas, though nutrient levels must be monitored to avoid deficiencies in cool conditions.

Monitor trichomes from late September; harvest before persistent rains if trichomes show amber development and pistils darken.

Occasional support helps heavy colas, especially after rain when branches can bend under the weight of wet buds.

Aphids and spider mites can appear, and increased salt spray may stress plants, so inspect regularly and wash foliage if necessary.

Seaweed-based feeds provide trace minerals and stress resilience, but balance them with freshwater irrigation to avoid salt build-up.

Switch to 12/12 to induce flowering and maintain consistent dark periods to avoid stress and hermaphroditism.

Look for local grower forums and extension groups focused on coastal climate cannabis cultivation and combine their tips with sheltering and disease-control practices tailored to your site.