Lavender Aura

Maintain relative humidity at 40–50% in flower and 50–60% in veg to reduce mould risk; ensure good airflow and use dehumidifiers indoors.

It can finish outdoors with an early start and sheltered positioning, but growers in cooler regions should be prepared to harvest before persistent autumn rain.

Moderate nitrogen in veg, then a balanced bloom feed with slightly higher phosphorus and potassium during flowering will support resin and bud development.

Reduce internal canopy density, increase lateral airflow, remove lower damp foliage and consider fungicidal measures as a last resort.

SCROG suits this strain well due to its branching and medium height, while SOG can work with many small plants to accelerate harvest timing.

Watch trichome development and begin harvest as soon as most trichomes turn cloudy with some amber to avoid autumn weather damage.

Dry slowly at 16–20°C with 45–55% relative humidity for best terpene preservation and even curing, avoiding rapid heat which loses flavour.

Use sticky traps, insecticidal soaps, beneficial insects and regular inspections to keep pests at bay without chemical residues.

In high humidity cannabis cultivation extra care is required: increase ventilation, prune to open the canopy, run dehumidifiers where possible and harvest early if conditions remain wet.

Employ low-stress training and selective topping to increase bud sites without delaying flowering, and prioritise early vegetative growth to make the most of the season.