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Golden Hour

Photoperiod feminised

Golden Hour compact hybrid with citrus notes, suited to careful outdoor and indoor grows.

Why choose Golden Hour?
  • Citrus aromatics with steady uplift
  • Resistant structure for cooler, wetter seasons
  • Performs best in living organic soils
THC 20%
CBD 0.20%
Lineage Lemon Haze x Northern Lights
Genotype Hybrid (Indica-dominant)
Difficulty Moderate
Flowering 8-9 weeks
Height Medium, 100-150 cm
Yield Medium (up to 400 g/plant outdoor)
Taste citrus, earthy, sweet spice
Seed Type Photoperiod Feminised
Climate wet Welsh valley
Effects uplifted, relaxed, focused
Environment Indoor and outdoor

About Golden Hour

Golden Hour brings citrus-driven aroma and balanced effects to a compact, resinous plant that suits UK gardens and tents. It favours organic, living soils and responds well to steady feeding, canopy control and moisture management to perform in damp conditions.

Grow Difficulty:

Growing Golden Hour in a wet Welsh valley climate requires vigilance against mould and root issues. Extra ventilation, raised beds and careful canopy management reduce risk in the wet Welsh valley climate.

Flowering Time:

Flowering completes in 8 to 9 weeks under optimal light and nutrition. Shorter seasons benefit from earlier feeding and strict moisture control.

Yield:

Yields are moderate outdoors and respectable indoors when trained well. Strategic defoliation and SCROG netting improve bud development.

Height:

Plants stay medium in height with dense central colas and branching side shoots. The structure suits both pots and in-ground beds when pruned early.

Environment:

Indoors in Kent this strain responds well to SCROG and LST for even canopy and higher bud density in limited space. Outdoors in Kent place plants where they get good sunlight and airflow to offset damp conditions.

Climate:

Growing Golden Hour in Kent means planning for a wet Welsh valley climate with high humidity and frequent rain. Successful crops in Kent rely on raised soil beds, cover and vigilant mould prevention in that wet Welsh valley climate.

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Common questions about this strain, covering growth, effects, and suitability for UK conditions.

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My buds are showing grey mould, what now?
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Remove affected material, increase airflow, lower humidity and check soil drainage; treat remaining plants with a biological fungicide.
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Should I use seaweed feed during flowering?
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Use seaweed sparingly for stress resistance and root health early in flowering but avoid excessive nitrogen late in the cycle.
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How much should I defoliate?
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Remove only lower shading leaves and moderate fan leaves that block light; avoid heavy defoliation when humidity is high.
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Is topping helpful for this strain?
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Topping in veg encourages a bushier frame and more colas, but finish training before stretch to reduce mould risk in wet weather.
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Which cover crop helps in Kent beds?
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Clover or vetch add nitrogen and structure to beds while helping drainage and microbial life in heavy soils.

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