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Elektra

Feminised

Elektra is a CBD-leaning sativa-dominant hybrid that suits cool coastal climates and offers clear-headed, calming effects.

Why choose Elektra?
  • CBD-led clarity with steady outdoor yields
  • Performs well in cool, sheltered sites
  • Easy to train and resilient to light damp
THC 1-6%
CBD 8-12%
Lineage ACDC x Skunk
Genotype Sativa-dominant hybrid
Difficulty Moderate
Flowering 8-10 weeks
Height 1.2-2 m outdoors, 60-120 cm indoors
Yield Medium-high outdoor, medium indoor
Taste lemon zest, earthy pine, sweet berry
Seed Type Feminised
Climate Cool coastal / Scottish outdoor
Effects calm and focused, mild uplift, clear-headed
Environment Indoor & Outdoor

About Elektra

Elektra is a CBD-forward sativa-dominant hybrid bred for functional, daytime relief and reliable outdoor performance. The plant develops a medium-tall structure with resinous buds that favour cool, sheltered sites; growers in places such as Oxford can expect steady yields when mildew prevention and wind protection are prioritised. Its flavour combines citrus, pine and a sweet berry base, and its balanced cannabinoid profile makes it useful for chronic pain, anxiety and inflammation without excessive sedation.

Grow Difficulty:

Under a cool Scottish outdoor climate Elektra is moderately demanding, needing close attention to airflow and mildew prevention. Regular pruning and protective siting improve resilience in damp, cool seasons.

Flowering Time:

Flowering generally completes between eight and ten weeks under stable conditions. Outdoor plants tend to finish later in the season and reward careful harvest timing.

Yield:

Yield can be medium to high outdoors when plants receive steady sunlight and shelter from persistent damp. Indoor yields are consistent but usually lower unless plants are given a long vegetative phase.

Height:

Elektra develops a medium-tall frame outdoors, commonly reaching 1.2–2 m in a long season. Indoors it remains more compact and responds well to topping and training.

Environment:

Indoors, growers in Oxford can use SCROG or SOG to control stretch and increase bud sites. Outdoors around Oxford the plants benefit from windbreaks, good drainage and late-summer feeding to maximise flower density.

Climate:

Growing Elektra in Oxford with a cool Scottish outdoor climate demands careful mildew management and sheltered positioning. Choose south-facing sites, protective windbreaks and timely nutrient regimes to help flowers mature in cool, damp conditions.

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How did you protect plants from autumn rain in Oxford?
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I installed temporary clear poly tunnels and used raised beds to improve drainage and keep bud sites dryer.
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What training gave you the best yields?
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A single-layer SCROG combined with strategic topping controlled stretch and produced an even canopy that maximised light use.
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Any tips for preventing bud rot here?
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Maintain strong airflow, remove inner foliage that traps moisture and harvest promptly when trichomes show peak maturity.
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Which nutrient brand worked well?
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I used a tried-and-tested peat-free base with a UK-formulated bloom feed high in potassium for late flowering with good results.
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How many weeks veg before switching to flower?
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Outdoors in a cool season I let plants veg for 6–10 weeks depending on vigour; indoors I keep them 4–6 weeks to control final height.

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