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Jawbreaker

Photoperiod feminised

Jawbreaker is an indica-leaning hybrid that suits growers seeking a resilient, short-season outdoor option.

Why choose Jawbreaker?
  • Sweet berry flavour with a diesel kick
  • Reliable finish within a short UK season
  • Sturdy, resinous buds suited to sheltered coastal sites
THC 18-22%
CBD <1% (low)
Lineage Gushers x Triangle Kush
Genotype Hybrid (indica-leaning)
Difficulty Intermediate
Flowering 8-9 weeks
Height 1.5-2.0 m outdoor; medium indoors
Yield 350-500 g/plant outdoor; moderate indoor
Taste sweet berry, citrus, diesel
Seed Type Photoperiod feminised
Climate Temperate maritime; tolerates mild coastal wind
Effects euphoric, creative, relaxing
Environment Suitable for both indoor and outdoor cultivation

About Jawbreaker

Jawbreaker combines sweet berry and diesel notes with a balanced effect and manageable height, making it a practical choice for temperate growers. It performs well in sheltered outdoor locations and responds positively to basic training and wind protection.

Grow Difficulty:

Growing Jawbreaker outdoors in windy coastal growing areas increases the challenge due to wind stress and potential salt exposure. It suits intermediate growers who provide staking, windbreaks and careful site choice.

Flowering Time:

Flowering typically completes in eight to nine weeks under controlled conditions. Outdoors in the UK it reliably finishes within a short season if planted early.

Yield:

Yield is respectable for a short-season variety and often reaches 350–500 g per plant outdoors with good care. Indoor yields are moderate and improve with training techniques.

Height:

Plants stay medium in height with dense lateral branching and a strong central cola. In sheltered outdoor spots they commonly reach around 1.5 to 2.0 metres.

Environment:

Jawbreaker performs well both inside and outside and responds positively to SCROG or LST training. In Buckinghamshire choose sheltered sites or use protective structures to reduce wind damage.

Climate:

In Buckinghamshire, especially in windy coastal growing areas, plant Jawbreaker in a sheltered microclimate or behind windbreaks. Improve soil drainage and use raised beds to reduce the impact of salt spray and strong winds.

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My Jawbreaker is bending in the wind, what should I do?
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Stake the main stem and add radial ties to anchor branches, then set up a temporary windbreak until the plant lignifies.
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When is the best time to plant out in Buckinghamshire?
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Harden off and plant out after the last strong frosts, typically late May, to give the crop the full short season.
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Which training gave you the best yields?
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A low-stress training regime with light topping and a simple SCROG produced even canopy and consistent yields for me.
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How do you prevent salt spray damage?
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Use physical barriers, choose windward-facing shelter and wash leaves if salt accumulates after strong sea winds.
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Do you feed differently for coastal grows?
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I use slightly higher potassium and silica to strengthen cell walls and supplement with kelp to mitigate stress from wind and salt.

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