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Use a combination of passive vents and active extraction with oscillating fans to keep air moving and humidity stable, aiming below 60% during flowering.

Protect plants with a sheltered greenhouse position or windbreaks, and rinse foliage if you detect salt deposition to prevent leaf stress.

Yes, greenhouse cannabis cultivation offers protection from persistent damp while allowing natural light; ensure you add venting and dehumidifiers to prevent mould.

Start with a mild veg feed then switch to bloom nutrients at the onset of flowering, reducing nitrogen and increasing phosphorus and potassium as buds form.

Prioritise airflow through plant spacing, defoliation of inner foliage, lowering humidity and harvesting slightly earlier if rot risk is high.

Aim to harvest in a dry spell, usually by early October in the UK, when trichomes show a mix of cloudy and amber for balanced effects.

Both topping and low-stress training work well; they encourage even canopy development and improve light penetration for better yields.

Monitor regularly for spider mites and aphids and use integrated pest management, including beneficial insects and neem products, to minimise chemical use.

Keep soil pH around 6.0–6.5 and hydroponic solutions at 5.8–6.2 for optimal nutrient uptake.

Feminised seeds are often better for beginners because they remove the need to identify and cull males, while autos can simplify timing but may limit training options.