Durban Stardawg

Maintain daytime temperatures around 22–26°C and slightly cooler nights, keep relative humidity at 40–50% during flowering, and ensure steady airflow to prevent mould.

Expect roughly nine to ten weeks of flowering under optimal indoor conditions before buds reach harvest maturity.

A standard three-part nutrient programme with attention to phosphorus and potassium in mid- to late flowering is sufficient, and reduce nitrogen as flowering progresses.

It can be vulnerable to bud mould in humid finishes, so control humidity, improve airflow, and remove dense inner foliage to lower risk.

Yes, SCROG, topping and low-stress training work well to manage vertical stretch and distribute light across multiple colas.

Flush for the final week to ten days if you use synthetic feeds, watching trichome development to time harvest correctly.

Use activated carbon filters on exhaust fans and maintain negative pressure in the grow room to keep smells contained.

Yes, with training to control height and a compact canopy you can grow it successfully in smaller tents; manage heat and airflow closely.

Aphids, spider mites and grey mould are the main concerns, so inspect plants regularly and use biological controls where possible.

Design a grow room with reliable ventilation, carbon filtration, adjustable LED lighting, and environmental controllers for temperature and humidity to handle Durban Stardawg's stretch and finish needs.