Lsd-25

Use indoor cultivation to avoid wet autumns, increase dehumidification capacity, and choose controlled light schedules to mimic a longer, drier season.

Aim for 40–50% RH in late flowering to reduce bud mould risk while still supporting trichome production.

Feed lightly and observe plant response, typically every second watering with a balanced bloom nutrient once flowering starts.

Watch for spider mites, thrips and fungal gnats, and maintain cleanliness plus active biological or chemical controls if needed.

Begin a two-week flush during the final two weeks of flowering to smooth the smoke and clear excess salts.

Yes, SCROG works well because the plant develops strong lateral branches and responds favourably to canopy control.

Increase air exchange, reduce humidity, space plants for airflow and remove dense leaf clusters blocking bud ventilation.

Supplemental CO2 can boost yields in sealed, well-lit rooms but only if ventilation and humidity are tightly controlled.

Lower nitrogen and moderate phosphorus and potassium during weeks five to eight supports bud development and trichome production.

Cure in glass jars for at least four weeks, burping daily early on and reducing frequency as humidity stabilises.