Lemon Dream

A controlled indoor environment gives the most consistent results, while a sheltered outdoor site with good sun and rain protection also works well.

High humidity during late flowering increases mould risk, so keep relative humidity lower in the final weeks and ensure steady airflow.

It is better suited to intermediate growers who can manage training and monitor weather or room conditions, though a careful beginner could succeed with guidance.

Feed a balanced NPK regime with slightly higher phosphorus and potassium in flower; avoid over-fertilising to reduce leafy growth and improve bud density.

Aim for mid to late October in most UK locations, but check trichome development and local weather to avoid wet harvest days.

Use regular inspections, encourage beneficial insects, prune lower growth to improve airflow and cover plants in prolonged rain; site selection matters in Edinburgh gardens.

Yes, with topping and LST you can keep height manageable and achieve good yields in a small tent using SCROG or similar methods.

Dry slowly at 45–55% RH, then cure in jars with burping for several weeks to allow terpenes to mellow and develop fully.

Light defoliation to improve light penetration and targeted pruning of small secondary shoots will improve bud size and reduce mould risk.

Yes, elements of controlled climate cannabis growing such as temporary shelters, ventilation and humidity control can significantly improve outdoor quality and reduce losses.