Mandarin Cookies V2

Start with a light vegetative feed and increase nutrients during flowering, reducing nitrogen and boosting phosphorus and potassium after week four of bloom.

Use good cross-ventilation, circulate air at canopy level, control humidity below 60% during flowering and remove dense fan leaves that block airflow.

Yes, this strain suits small indoor cannabis grow spaces when trained with low-stress training or SCROG to keep heights and canopy even.

Keep an eye out for grey mould, spider mites and aphids, particularly in damp conditions; regular checks and biological controls help a lot.

Harvest when most trichomes have turned milky with a few amber for a balanced high; that usually coincides with the 8 to 10 week window indoors.

Dry slowly to 55-65% relative humidity then cure in jars, burping daily for the first two weeks and less often thereafter to develop the mandarin-sweet profile.

Low-stress training and screen-of-green methods maximise light exposure and even out the canopy, improving yields in compact grow spaces.

CO2 can boost yields under high-light and tightly controlled temperature and humidity, but only if airflow and nutrient supply are optimised first.

You can veg longer to increase vegetative mass, but extended veg will delay flowering and may require topping and training to maintain yield efficiency.

Start with one or two plants, focus on cleanliness and airflow, and monitor humidity closely to avoid problems common in UK greenhouse settings.