Killer Lemonade

Transplant after the last risk of hard frost and when night temperatures stay consistently above 10°C; in Cornwall that is usually late May to June for a secure start.

Keep relative humidity lower during flowering by increasing ventilation, using dehumidifiers where needed, and ensuring good plant spacing to reduce mould risk.

Moderate nitrogen in veg, then shift to higher phosphorus and potassium in bloom; avoid overfeeding and flush lightly if nutrient burn appears.

It has average pest resistance; proactive monitoring and integrated pest management are recommended, especially in damp greenhouse environments.

Curing should be at least two weeks in a cool, dark cupboard with periodic burping, though many growers prefer four to six weeks for improved flavour.

Yes, it suits outdoor cannabis cultivation in sheltered sites or polytunnels, but in humid areas like Cornwall you must control moisture to avoid rot.

Both topping and FIM can help create a bushier canopy and multiple main colas, improving light penetration and yield if performed early.

Look for grey or brown fuzzy patches inside dense buds, sudden discolouration, or soft, collapsing flower structures and remove affected material immediately.

Many growers perform a light flush 7–14 days before harvest to clear excess nutrients, which can help with taste and smoothness when smoking.

Maintain stable temperatures, avoid overwatering, and finish with slightly cooler nights if possible to retain and enhance lemon and berry terpene notes.