Chemodo Dragon

A well-aerated loam with balanced NPK and regular, slightly reduced nitrogen in late flowering works well. Feed lightly and flush moderately before harvest to sharpen flavours.

Keep relative humidity around 40-50% in late flower and ensure good air exchange to prevent mould. Use dehumidifiers or increased ventilation where the climate is damp.

Perform main topping in veg and LST during early stretch to create an even canopy. Remove large fan leaves that shade bud sites while avoiding over-pruning.

Flush with plain water for about 7-10 days depending on feed strength and media. Watch trichome development rather than strict calendar days.

Harvest when trichomes show a mix of cloudy and some amber for balanced effects and robust terpenes. Earlier harvest favours cerebral lift while later leans to deeper body notes.

It has moderate resistance but still attracts aphids and spider mites in poor hygiene conditions. Regular inspection and preventative measures keep infestations under control.

Both SCROG and SOG work well; SCROG helps manage the tall stretch while SOG suits many small plants for a fast turnover. Choose based on space and desired bud size.

Yes, Chemodo Dragon performs very well under modern LED arrays with full-spectrum output and around 600-800 µmol/m2/s in flower. LEDs reduce heat stress and allow tighter control of photoperiod and intensity.

Aim for a pH of 5.8-6.2 in hydroponic systems to ensure optimal nutrient uptake. Monitor EC and pH daily to avoid lockouts.

Ensure good air movement, reduce humidity in late flower, and consider using fungicides or biological controls as a last resort. Harvest early if prolonged wet weather threatens bud integrity.