Limon

Expect eight to nine weeks of flowering under optimal indoor conditions and an early autumn finish outdoors in the UK.

Maintain steady air circulation and use dehumidifiers or extract fans during the late flowering phase to prevent bud mould.

Limon does well on a balanced feed with a slight increase in phosphorus and potassium during bloom and moderate nitrogen in vegetative growth.

It is more suited to growers with some experience due to its humidity sensitivity and training needs, so beginners should prepare stable environmental control.

Indoors it usually remains compact and manageable, often under two metres when trained and pruned.

Low-stress training and topping help open the canopy and improve light penetration, which increases yield and reduces mould risk.

Limon can work well in northern climate cannabis growing if cultivated indoors or in protected outdoor sites with good ventilation and clear autumn harvesting plans.

Yes, Limon responds well to organic soils and compost teas provided you keep nutrient levels balanced and monitor humidity carefully.

Begin a flush one to two weeks before harvest if using synthetic nutrients, but adjust timing if you rely on organic feeding regimes.

Keep an eye out for spider mites and grey mould, especially when humidity rises, and treat early with biological controls and improved airflow.