Garlic Punch

Start with a balanced vegetative feed, then switch to bloom formulas higher in phosphorus during flowering while monitoring EC to avoid burn.

Check trichomes and pistil colour from late September if grown in southern UK locations and harvest when trichomes are mostly cloudy with some ambers.

Use pruning to increase airflow, site plants where they dry quickly after rain and consider a light fungicide or organic brooming sprays if local conditions are persistently damp.

Yes, low-stress training and Screen of Green both increase bud exposure to light and improve overall yields for Garlic Punch.

It has average pest tolerance and responds well to integrated pest management including predatory insects and regular inspections.

A ventilated greenhouse works well in milder regions but you must control humidity and provide dehumidification or heating during wet or cool periods.

Use a well-draining loam-rich soil with good organic content and maintain pH around 6.2 to 6.8 for healthy nutrient uptake.

Expect eight to nine weeks of flowering under a stable 12/12 light schedule with consistent feeding and humidity control.

Control humidity with ventilation, dehumidifiers indoors or shelter and airflow outdoors, remove lower foliage to aid airflow and harvest earlier if persistent humidity increases mould risk.

Slightly higher potassium and phosphorus in late flowering support resin and bud density while avoiding excess nitrogen which can impede resin development.