Chocolate Truffle

A balanced NPK schedule with increased phosphorus and potassium during flowering improves bud development; reduce nitrogen after week four of flowering.

Yes, it performs well in compact greenhouse spaces with training techniques like topping and low-stress training to control height.

Yes; Chocolate Truffle adapts well to UK greenhouse cannabis growing thanks to its compact habit and reasonable resistance, but you must control humidity and airflow.

Harvest when trichomes are mostly cloudy with some amber for a balanced effect, typically after eight to nine weeks of flowering.

Maintain ventilation, keep relative humidity below 50–55% during late flowering, remove lower foliage to improve airflow, and use fans or dehumidifiers as needed.

It responds well to SCROG for even canopy development and can also be used in SOG for faster turnover with many small plants.

Use standard flowering nutrients with added calcium and magnesium supplements; avoid excess nitrogen late in bloom to prevent foliage retention and slow bud ripening.

Its resinous buds are suitable for hash and rosin production, but final yields depend on material quality and curing methods.

Aphids, powdery mildew and grey mould are common in damp climates, so inspect plants regularly and apply organic controls early.

Most commercial offerings are feminised to give growers a higher proportion of female, bud-producing plants and reduce the need to cull males.