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Heavenly Sativa

Feminised

Heavenly Sativa is a sativa-dominant variety bred for clarity and a short flowering window suited to temperate sites.

Why choose Heavenly Sativa?
  • Fast-flowering sativa clarity
  • Built for exposed coastal plots
  • Citrus lift with pine character
THC 18-22%
CBD <1%
Lineage Haze x Skunk
Genotype Sativa-dominant
Difficulty Moderate
Flowering 8-9 weeks
Height 1.5-2.5 m
Yield 400-700 g/plant (outdoor)
Taste citrus, pine, earthy
Seed Type Feminised
Climate windy coastal growing areas
Effects uplifting, energetic, creative
Environment Both, suited to short season outdoor

About Heavenly Sativa

Heavenly Sativa is a sativa-leaning cultivar created from Haze x Skunk to deliver uplifting, focused highs without a long wait. It finishes in eight to nine weeks and offers a citrus-pine flavour with moderate to high yields outdoors when given shelter from strong winds. The variety handles cooler nights and some sea spray, making it a practical choice for growers in coastal parts of the UK who need reliable finishes within a short season.

Grow Difficulty:

This strain rates as moderate to cultivate and benefits from staking and canopy management in windy coastal growing areas. Good nutrient scheduling and vigilant pest checks keep yields consistent.

Flowering Time:

Flowering finishes in a relatively short eight to nine weeks for a sativa-leaning cultivar. That makes it a practical option for growers who need to avoid late-autumn weather.

Yield:

Outdoor yields are medium to high, commonly in the 400–700 g per plant range in good conditions. Indoors it responds well to SOG or SCROG methods to maximise bud production.

Height:

Plants reach a medium-tall height of around 1.5 to 2.5 metres with airy colas and long nodes. The open structure helps wind pass through but still requires support in exposed sites.

Environment:

Indoors it responds predictably to controlled lighting and training, and growers in Cornwall report reliable finishes under a 12/12 switch. Outdoors in Cornwall it suits late-summer plots if given shelter from the prevailing winds.

Climate:

In Cornwall Heavenly Sativa tolerates sea spray and cool evenings better than many pure sativas. In windy coastal growing areas it thrives if sited with windbreaks and firm staking.

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How did you handle staking on your coastal plot?
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I used bamboo canes and twine tied low and high so stems couldn't lever in strong gusts.
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Did you see any mould late in the season?
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Only minor grey mould on poorly ventilated branches, removed immediately and the rest remained healthy.
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What light schedule did you use indoors?
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I ran 18/6 through veg and switched to 12/12 for flowering, with slight defoliation at week three flower.
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Any tip for maximising resin?
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Finish with a short flush of reduced nitrogen and keep nights cool but above frost to encourage trichome production.
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Would you recommend LST or topping?
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Light training works well to spread the canopy, while topping can be used carefully to control height.

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