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A controlled greenhouse or an indoor room with steady humidity control is ideal. Keep temperatures between 20–26°C during the day and slightly cooler at night.

Increase airflow, remove lower foliage, and maintain RH below 55% during flowering. Use preventative organic fungicides and monitor plants daily for early signs of mould.

Harvest when trichomes are mostly cloudy with some ambers for a balanced effect. That usually aligns with the eight to nine week flowering window.

Seeds are feminised and straightforward but the strain demands attention to humidity in coastal regions. Beginners with greenhouse setups can succeed if they prioritise mould control.

Low-stress training and topping promote a more even canopy and higher yields. Screen-of-green or SCROG works well to manage height and light distribution.

Feed moderately with a balanced NPK regime in veg and a higher phosphorus and potassium mix during flowering. Avoid overfeeding, which can stress plants already coping with humidity.

Yes, a greenhouse offers the environmental control needed for coastal locations, but ensure good ventilation and possible dehumidification. This setup is a common approach for greenhouse cannabis cultivation in the region.

Aphids, spider mites and thrips are the main pests to expect. Regular inspection and biological controls help keep populations low.

Cure buds slowly in a controlled environment to preserve terpenes and reduce harshness. Aim for an initial dry phase of around 7–10 days followed by burping jars over several weeks.

Select based on aroma stability, resin production and resistance to mould. Keep clones of the best performers to ensure consistent crops in subsequent runs.