Citrique

Keep relative humidity around 40-50% during flowering to reduce bud rot risk and 55-65% during vegetative growth for healthy development.

Ensure strong airflow, prune lower foliage to improve circulation and maintain RH below 55% in late flower to minimise mould and bud rot.

Yes, but provide wind protection and watch for salt spray; coastal sites like those near Swansea benefit from the longer season but need shelter from strong onshore winds.

Citrique responds well to organic feeding; use well-balanced composts and slow-release nutrients while monitoring for pests since organic setups can attract more insects.

Low-stress training and topping work well to control stretch, while SCROG helps maximise light penetration for a medium to tall sativa structure.

Harvest when trichomes are mostly cloudy with some ambers for a balanced effect; adjust earlier for a more cerebral high and later for increased body relaxation.

Provide a stable NPK schedule with reduced nitrogen in late flower and introduce fulvic and amino acid supplements to support terpene development.

Yes, in humid climates prune to open the canopy and increase airflow to prevent moisture pockets that encourage mould and mildew.

It is moderately resistant but requires routine inspection for spider mites and aphids; biological controls and predatory insects work well in organic setups.

For humid climate cannabis growing focus on airflow, dehumidification during late flower, and strict sanitation to reduce disease pressure and preserve bud quality.