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Hot Sauce

Feminised

Hot Sauce is a spicy hybrid delivering a bright cerebral lift and a grounding body ease.

Why choose Hot Sauce?
  • Spicy citrus flavour with clear uplift
  • Performs well under LEDs with canopy training
  • Reliable medium-high yields for attentive growers
THC 18-23%
CBD 0.1-0.5%
Lineage Thai x Haze
Genotype Hybrid
Difficulty Intermediate
Flowering 8-10 weeks
Height Medium
Yield Medium-High
Taste peppery, citrus, earthy
Seed Type Feminised
Climate variable British weather
Effects uplifted, focused, relaxed
Environment Indoor / Outdoor

About Hot Sauce

Hot Sauce brings a peppery, citrus-driven profile with a balanced hybrid effect that favours clarity and gentle relaxation. It suits growers who want a reliably flowering plant that rewards attention to humidity, light and training. In indoor setups it responds well to LED rigs and canopy management, while outdoors it needs sheltered sites in cooler regions. Expect mid to high THC levels and modest CBD, making it a choice strain for recreational and some symptomatic relief.

Grow Difficulty:

Grow difficulty is intermediate and demands close attention to feeding and ventilation in variable British weather. Moisture control and prompt response to mould risk are important for a reliable crop.

Flowering Time:

Flowering usually completes in eight to ten weeks with stable conditions. Phenotype and grow technique will influence final timing.

Yield:

Yield potential is medium to high when plants receive steady light and consistent nutrients. Indoor growers who optimise canopy management often see the best returns.

Height:

Plants reach a medium height with a pronounced central cola and strong side branches. They respond well to low-stress training and topping to increase lateral growth.

Environment:

Indoors, Hot Sauce thrives under consistent light cycles and controlled humidity; outdoors it performs in warm, sheltered sites. In Oxfordshire growers should favour protected outdoor spots or bring plants inside early to avoid autumn damp.

Climate:

In Oxfordshire growers must plan for variable British weather by giving plants shelter during wet spells and protection from late cold. Movable covers and well-timed planting markedly improve outdoor prospects in that climate.

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My buds seem airy, what did I do wrong?
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You likely had insufficient light intensity or an overcrowded canopy; increase light or open the canopy for better penetration.
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How often should I water in flower?
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Water frequency depends on pot size and medium, but allow the top 2-3 cm to dry before the next full watering.
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Can I run Hot Sauce on 18/6 lighting in flowering?
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Switch to 12/12 for flowering; 18/6 is suitable for vegetative growth but will delay or prevent proper flower development.
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Any tips for controlling stretch?
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Start training early, use slightly shorter veg periods for taller phenotypes, and keep cool nights to reduce internodal stretch.
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Should I defoliate heavily?
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Selective defoliation to improve airflow and light to bud sites is helpful, but avoid stripping too many leaves at once.

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