Dream Lotus

Maintain temperatures around twenty two to twenty six degrees Celsius in lights-on periods and keep humidity between forty five and fifty five percent during flowering to reduce mould risk.

Flowering takes eight to ten weeks and trichome colour should guide harvest timing for desired effects.

Dream Lotus is best for intermediate growers due to its nutritional and airflow needs but a careful beginner can succeed with guidance.

Low stress training and SCROG work well to increase canopy uniformity and light penetration without causing excessive stress.

Dry slowly in a cool, dark space at around fifty percent humidity then cure in sealed jars, burping daily for the first two weeks to stabilise flavour and aroma.

Watch for spider mites, aphids and botrytis; keep environmental conditions stable and inspect plants regularly to catch issues early.

Start with a balanced vegetative nutrient and switch to a bloom formula at the onset of flowering, reducing nitrogen and increasing phosphorus and potassium.

Yes, but in the UK it is better protected in a greenhouse or started indoors to avoid wet late summers and early autumn weather.

Use continuous extraction with a carbon filter and circulate air with oscillating fans to prevent hotspots and ensure even CO2 distribution.

Plan a compact room with adequate extraction, reflective walls, controlled lighting cycles, and space for training; consider a dehumidifier and heater to manage the cool northern summers typical of regions like Antrim.