Citral Flo

A well-sealed tent with good ventilation, side intake and an extractor fan provides stable air exchange. Use LED lights at moderate intensity and keep temperature between 20–26°C during the day.

Provide 16–18 hours of light in veg and switch to 12 hours for flowering. Aim for 400–600 µmol/m²/s PPFD in flowering for compact, resinous buds.

Keep temperatures around 20–26°C in the day and no lower than 16°C at night. Maintain humidity at 40–50% during flowering to reduce mould risk.

Begin low-stress training early in veg to spread the canopy and improve light penetration. Stop major training two weeks into flowering to avoid stressing buds.

Use a balanced vegetative feed then shift to a bloom formula with slightly higher phosphorus and potassium. Reduce nitrogen in late flowering to enhance resin and terpene expression.

It can be vulnerable to botrytis and bud mould in damp conditions, especially outdoors. Maintain airflow, keep humidity low and inspect often for spider mites and aphids.

Many growers flush for seven to fourteen days before harvest to improve flavour and burn. Observe trichome development to time the final flush precisely.

Dry slowly over 7–14 days then cure in jars for at least four weeks to allow terpene maturation. Burp jars daily for the first two weeks to prevent moisture buildup.

Yes, in sheltered, sunny spots it can finish outdoors but aim for early harvest dates in cooler regions. Use protective covers during wet weather to reduce rot risk.

Yes, it is compact and responds well to SCROG and sea-of-green techniques, making it suitable for limited spaces. Good ventilation and space for canopy management remain essential.