Forbidden Guava

Aim for 40-50% relative humidity during late flowering to reduce bud rot risk while allowing resin development.

Start with moderate nitrogen in veg and reduce it as flowering begins, providing steady phosphorus and potassium through bloom.

Harvest timing is typically late September, but check trichome colour and bud density rather than rely solely on calendar dates.

Light low-stress training and selective topping help spread the canopy and improve light penetration to lateral buds.

Use good airflow, remove lower foliage, keep canopy open, and harvest early if persistent wet weather threatens buds.

Yes, with controlled lights and ventilation you can run multiple cycles, keeping each grow within an 8-10 week flowering window.

Aphids and spider mites appear most often; introduce predatory insects and use neem or insecticidal soaps as first-line measures.

Dry slowly at 45-55% RH and 15-20°C, then cure in jars for several weeks while burping daily to stabilise aroma and smoothness.

Yes, its medium height and branching respond well to SCROG, yielding even canopy development and consistent bud sites.

In high humidity cannabis cultivation conditions the strain tolerates some moisture but needs strict airflow, routine defoliation and rapid drying post-harvest to avoid rot.