Lemon Octane

Use full-spectrum LEDs with around 400-600 µmol/m²/s during flowering and slightly lower during vegetative growth to balance vigour and flower quality.

It prefers moderate feeding with slightly higher phosphorus and potassium in flowering; reduce nitrogen after the switch to bloom to avoid excess foliage.

It has reasonable resilience but is not immune; maintain good airflow and control humidity to prevent bud rot, especially in cool, damp climates.

Aim to flower outdoors when night temperatures stay above 10°C and before persistent rain sets in; in Leicester that often means careful timing or a protected site.

Yes, its compact habit suits SOG, but ensure each plant receives enough light and ventilation to keep bud density healthy.

Lemon Octane is well suited to compact indoor cannabis gardens because of its short stature and bushy structure, making it easy to manage in small tents.

Expect dominant limonene with supporting myrcene and pinene, which together give the lemony top notes and a piney background.

They are better for growers with some experience due to mildew risk in cool, damp conditions and the need for active training to maximise yield.

Dry slowly at 40-50% RH and 16-20°C for around 7-10 days, then cure in jars at 60-65% RH to preserve terpene clarity and smoothness.

Watch for spider mites and aphids indoors, and slugs or caterpillars outdoors; regular inspection and biological controls work well in Leicester's conditions.