Double Cup

Yes, but choose a sheltered spot to minimise salt-laden wind exposure and train plants to reduce wind damage.

Use a steady, moderate nutrient schedule starting after vegetative growth is established and reduce nitrogen as flowering begins.

Maintain air circulation, avoid overcrowding, remove lower foliage, and monitor humidity closely during late flowering.

In most of the UK, including Sussex, Double Cup can finish outdoors if planted early and sheltered from extreme wet and wind.

Low-stress training and topping work well to open the canopy and promote even light distribution.

Flush with plain water for one to two weeks before harvest to improve smoke smoothness and terpene expression.

In cool seasons a gentle microclimate from a greenhouse or cloche helps, but avoid overheating which can reduce terpene quality.

Aphids and spider mite outbreaks can occur; inspect plants regularly and introduce predators or use organic controls early.

For coastal climate cannabis cultivation start with wind protection, choose well-draining soil, and favour south-facing, elevated beds to reduce salt spray and standing moisture.

Yes, its resinous buds are suitable for solvent and solventless extractions, but proper drying and curing improve yield and flavour.