
- Chimera #3 — compact, resilient, and full-flavoured
Chimera #3
Chimera #3 is a compact, resinous hybrid that suits controlled indoor spaces and small greenhouses.
- Compact plants, big character
- Clean citrus top notes with earthy depth
- Reliable finishes in small spaces
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18-22% |
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0.2-0.6% |
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NORTHERN LIGHTS x SKUNK |
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Hybrid |
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Moderate |
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8-9 weeks |
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Compact, typically 60-100 cm indoors |
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350-450 g/m² indoor; lower outdoors in cool climates |
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Citrus, Earthy pine, Spicy finish |
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Feminised |
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Cool Highland |
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Uplifting clarity, Gentle body relaxation, Balanced focus |
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Indoor/Outdoor |
About Chimera #3
Chimera #3 is a compact hybrid bred for growers who need reliable finishes in constrained spaces or cooler climates. It blends a clear, uplifting high with a gentle body relaxation and carries citrus, pine and earthy notes. The plants stay short and bushy, finishing in eight to nine weeks of flowering and producing moderate yields that reward careful feeding and moisture control. In Birmingham and similar cool Highland areas it performs best under glass or in tents where humidity and temperature can be stabilised.
Chimera #3 is a balanced hybrid leaning slightly to the indica side. It combines compact growth with versatile indoor performance.
Chimera #3 typically tests between 18% and 22% THC. That potency delivers a clear-headed uplift followed by steady body ease.
CBD levels are low, generally below 1%. The low CBD means it modulates THC rather than providing strong CBD-led effects.
Chimera #3 descends from stable, old-school lines. The reported parentage is NORTHERN LIGHTS x SKUNK which explains its compact habit and reliable resin production.
Seeds are sold feminised for growers seeking predictable female crops. They show uniform germination and consistent phenotypes in small trials.
Under cool Highland growing conditions Chimera #3 presents a moderate challenge to growers. It tolerates chilly nights but benefits from close attention to feeding, ventilation and humidity control.
Flowering completes in about eight to nine weeks under a 12/12 light schedule. Indoor growers can expect a consistent finish with minimal late-stage stretch.
Yields are moderate for a compact variety, typically around 350–450 g/m² indoors. Outdoors in cool climates yields fall off but can be improved with protection and timely harvesting.
Plants remain compact, usually 60–100 cm when trained indoors. A bushy structure and short internodes make it well suited to space-saving training methods.
Chimera #3 performs very well indoors in Birmingham where controlled environments mitigate autumn chills. Outdoors in Birmingham it prefers a sheltered site or a greenhouse to avoid prolonged damp.
Growing Chimera #3 in Birmingham requires planning for cool Highland growing conditions, especially late-season rain and lower daytime temperatures. Using a greenhouse or indoor tent in Birmingham will protect plants from damp and help ripen resin.
The high begins with a lucid uplift and then relaxes into gentle physical ease. The balance keeps activity and focus intact for hobby tasks or quiet social time.
Flavours open with bright citrus notes and settle into earthy pine with a faint spicy aftertaste. The smoke is smooth and adapts well to both vapour and combustion.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about this strain, covering growth, effects, and suitability for UK conditions.
Use 7–11 litre pots for a single plant or 3–5 litre pots for multi-plant systems to keep the root zone manageable and the canopy compact.
Yes, its short internodes and bushy habit make it well suited to both sea of green and screen of green approaches.
Keep humidity moderate during flowering, around 40–50%, and lower it during the final weeks to reduce mould risk in cool climates.
Begin a light flush in the last 7–10 days of flowering for indoor grows to help smooth the final flavour profile.
Yes, plants in cooler Highland conditions often require careful nutrient management and slightly reduced dosages to avoid nutrient lockout.
It shows decent resistance thanks to dense trichome coverage but still needs good airflow and preventive pest checks in cooler, damper environments.
Yes, its compact stature is ideal for compact indoor cannabis gardens and small tents where vertical space is limited.
Veg with 18/6 and switch to 12/12 for flowering; maintain consistent light quality to avoid stretch and uneven ripening.
CO2 can boost yields in sealed tents under strong lighting, but it's not necessary for small or moderately lit setups.
In cool regions aim to harvest before prolonged autumn rain; late September to early October may be tight, so use protection or an early cut if needed.
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