East Coast Sour Diesel

Allow the top centimetre of compost to dry before watering and avoid waterlogging to reduce mould risk; consistent but moderate watering suits this strain.

Use good air circulation, dehumidifiers in enclosed spaces, prune lower growth to improve airflow and harvest promptly when trichomes indicate readiness.

Yes, greenhouse cannabis cultivation is often the best compromise in damp coastal regions because it gives protection from rain while allowing natural light and improved environmental control.

Begin a water-only flush around ten to fourteen days before harvest for photoperiod plants, adjusting for plant health and nutrient reserve.

Low-stress training and topping work well to control stretch and open up the canopy; screen of green (ScrOG) can maximise light distribution for taller plants.

Look out for slugs, aphids and spider mites; regular inspection and biological controls reduce infestations before they take hold.

Begin a bloom formula at switch to 12/12 with moderate nitrogen reduction and higher phosphorus and potassium, monitoring EC to avoid salt build-up.

Hang buds in a dark, ventilated area at 16-20°C and 45-55% RH for seven to fourteen days until stems snap rather than bend.

Choose phenotypes with tighter bud structure and proven resistance to mould when selecting stock for coastal climates.

Yes, with proper composts, organic fertilisers and fungal prevention measures a greenhouse allows controlled organic cultivation and reduces exposure to outdoor contaminants.