Jealousy

Maintain temperatures of 20–26°C in the day and slightly cooler at night with relative humidity around 45–55% during flowering.

Plant out after the last frosts in late May or early June and ensure plants have a sunny, sheltered site to avoid wind damage.

Ensure good air circulation, remove lower fan leaves to improve airflow, and avoid overwatering to reduce mould risk.

Use a balanced vegetative feed followed by a bloom formula on a tapering schedule and monitor EC/ppm to avoid nutrient burn.

Moderate training such as topping and low-stress training produces a broad canopy and improves yields without excessive complexity.

Yes, Jealousy responds well to organic soils and slow-release amendments provided pH and drainage are managed correctly.

It tolerates mild drops but prolonged cold during late flowering increases mould risk and can reduce resin production.

Watch for aphids, spider mite pressure indoors, and slugs or caterpillars outdoors; regular inspection and biological controls work well.

Using controlled climate cannabis growing techniques stabilises temperature and humidity, reduces pest and mould issues, and consistently increases bud quality.

Flush with plain water for 7–14 days depending on substrate and feeding regime to improve smoke smoothness before harvest.