Faf

Faf usually flowers in eight to ten weeks under a standard 12/12 schedule, with peak resin production in the later weeks.

Aim for around 20–26°C during the day in vegetative growth and slightly cooler at night; avoid sustained cold that can slow development.

Keep humidity moderate in veg (40–60%) and lower it in late flowering (30–45%) to reduce mould risk, especially in damp climates.

A well-draining loam or a quality peat-free compost with added perlite gives a good balance of moisture retention and aeration.

Feed moderately; Faf responds to balanced nutrients but can show nutrient burn if overfed, so increase strength gradually.

Watch for powdery mildew and grey mould in cool, damp conditions, and be vigilant for spider mites and aphids during indoor grows.

Dry for around seven to ten days in a dark, ventilated space, then cure in jars for at least two weeks to improve flavour and smoothness.

Yes, Faf can be grown outdoors in the UK with shelter from rain and good airflow; sites in Perthshire can be suitable with the right microclimate.

Good indoor cannabis grow room setups include proper lighting, ventilation, humidity control, and space for training; match light intensity and photoperiod to the plant stage and ensure airflow to limit mould.

Faf works well with SCROG to even the canopy and increase bud sites, and it can be adapted for SOG if using many small plants and short veg periods.