Chocolate Pudding

Indoor flowering is typically eight to nine weeks depending on phenotype and feeding; tight buds can take the full nine weeks to mature.

It is best described as intermediate due to its sensitivity to wind and humidity; beginners can succeed with careful attention to ventilation and support.

Yes, but choose a sheltered site protected from prevailing coastal winds and aim for microclimates that retain warmth to aid ripening.

Low-stress training and SCROG work well to spread energy across many colas, while light topping helps keep plants compact and sturdy.

Provide windbreaks rather than sealing off airflow, prune inner foliage to improve circulation and harvest promptly once trichomes show peak maturity.

A bloom-focused feed with reduced nitrogen and increased phosphorus and potassium during weeks four to eight of flowering produces denser buds.

Plan for late September in most southern UK locations; check trichomes for the desired amber/clear ratio and act before autumn rains set in.

Yes, most commercial breeders sell Feminised packs for this strain to give reliable female plants and reduce time wasted on males.

Its profile suits patients seeking sleep aid and pain relief, and it is commonly used for stress reduction and appetite stimulation.

Yes, it can work for short season outdoor cannabis growing if you select early-finishing phenotypes, use sheltered microclimates in Sussex and employ training to speed maturation.