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Giraffe Pussy

Feminised

Giraffe Pussy is a sativa-dominant hybrid that suits growers in Cambridgeshire and similar temperate areas.

Why choose Giraffe Pussy?
  • Uplifting cerebral high with lasting focus
  • Good yield for a sativa-dominant variety
  • Performs well with careful humidity control
THC 18-24%
CBD 0.5-1.5%
Lineage Giraffe Kush x Pussy Haze
Genotype Sativa-dominant hybrid
Difficulty Intermediate
Flowering 8-10 weeks
Height Medium to tall (1.2-2.0 m)
Yield Medium to high (450 g/m² indoors; comparable per plant outdoors)
Taste Citrus, Earthy, Sweet floral
Seed Type Feminised
Climate Temperate southern England
Effects Euphoric, Focused, Relaxing
Environment Suitable for indoor or outdoor grows

About Giraffe Pussy

Giraffe Pussy is a sativa-dominant hybrid bred for lively cerebral effects and robust outdoor performance in temperate climates. It combines zesty citrus flavours with earthy and floral notes, produces medium to high yields, and rewards careful humidity and canopy management in places like Cambridgeshire.

Grow Difficulty:

Growing Giraffe Pussy is moderately challenging in a temperate southern England climate and rewards consistent attention to feeding. Growers need to manage humidity and pruning to minimise mould and promote even bud development.

Flowering Time:

Indoor flowering takes roughly eight to ten weeks to finish. Outdoors in the UK it typically completes from late September to early October with a full season.

Yield:

Yield is medium to high when plants receive consistent nutrients and training. Indoor can reach around 450 g/m² while outdoor plants can produce similar totals if given a long season.

Height:

The plant shows a lanky, upright structure with long internodes and significant stretch. Final height usually ranges from about 1.2 metres to 2 metres depending on training.

Environment:

Indoors you can control stretch with low-stress training, scrogging or topping to keep height manageable in Cambridgeshire grow rooms. Outdoors in Cambridgeshire plants benefit from a sheltered site and good airflow to reduce late-season rot risk.

Climate:

In Cambridgeshire the temperate southern England climate provides moderate warmth and a reliable growing season. Successful outdoor crops still need protection from heavy late-autumn rain and occasional cold snaps in Cambridgeshire.

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When should I start training?
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Begin low-stress training early in vegetative growth to shape the canopy and reduce vertical stretch.
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What humidity should I target?
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Aim for 40-50% RH during late flowering to reduce mould and maintain resin production.
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How often should I feed during flowering?
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Feed a bloom-formulated nutrient on a light schedule, monitoring runoff EC and adjusting as needed every 7-10 days.
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Do I need CO2 enrichment indoors?
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CO2 helps at high light intensities and when all other factors are optimal, but it is not essential for a successful crop.
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What signs indicate nutrient lockout?
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Intermittent leaf yellowing with dark veins and stalled growth often point to pH or salt buildup causing lockout.

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