Gobbstopper

Gobbstopper tolerates wind reasonably well when planted in a sheltered spot, but constant salt spray will stress foliage and reduce yields.

Start with a balanced vegetative feed, reduce nitrogen at first stretch of flowering and switch to a bloom formula; flush lightly before harvest to improve flavour.

Prioritise airflow, remove lower foliage that traps moisture and consider planting in raised beds to improve drainage in damp British conditions.

Yes, trained and pruned plants stay compact and can be productive in small urban gardens if sited away from neighbours' sightlines.

Monitor trichome colour from late September; harvest when most are cloudy with some amber for a balanced effect and reliable dry weather window.

You can, but regular seeds require sexing and culling of males, which adds work; feminised seeds are easier for home growers looking for a single crop.

Rich, living soils encourage fuller terpene expression and a sweeter flavour, whereas inert media plus precise nutrients can push bigger yields but a slightly different aroma.

Aphids and slugs are common near the coast; use physical barriers and encourage predatory insects rather than broad-spectrum pesticides.

Day length controls flowering initiation; ensure outdoor plants are set out after the main stretch or use light-deprivation methods if you need to manipulate timing.

For coastal climate cannabis cultivation pick sheltered, well-drained locations, use windbreaks and choose phenotypes with thicker leaves and robust stems to cope with salt and wind.