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Mango Mojito

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Mango Mojito is a sativa-dominant hybrid with tropical mango notes and a cool mint finish, suited to intermediate growers.

Why choose Mango Mojito?
  • Tropical mango aroma with a minty finish
  • Reliable outdoors in mild southern climates
  • Intermediate grow with high flavour payoff
THC 18-22%
CBD <1%
Lineage Mango x Mojito
Genotype Sativa-dominant hybrid
Difficulty Intermediate
Flowering 8-10 weeks
Height 0.8-1.2m indoor; 1.5-2.5m outdoor
Yield Medium-high
Taste mango, citrus, mint
Seed Type Feminised
Climate mild southern growing climate
Effects uplifting, relaxed, creative
Environment Indoor and outdoor

About Mango Mojito

Mango Mojito combines tropical fruit aromatics with a fresh, mojito-like mint edge and a lively sativa-leaning high. It performs well in mild southern growing climates, rewards careful humidity control and produces medium-high yields of fragrant, resinous buds.

Grow Difficulty:

Growing Mango Mojito suits intermediate growers who can manage humidity and airflow in a mild southern growing climate. Vigilant pruning and ventilation will cut down mould risk during warm, damp spells.

Flowering Time:

Indoors the variety finishing time is around eight to ten weeks of flowering. Outdoors you can expect harvest by late September in favourable conditions.

Yield:

Yields are medium to high when plants receive good training, nutrients and light. Outdoor specimens often deliver larger single colas under a long, sunny season.

Height:

The plant shows a lanky, sativa structure with long internodes and vigorous vertical growth. Expect taller plants outdoors that may exceed two metres in sheltered sites in Cambridgeshire.

Environment:

Indoors Mango Mojito takes well to SCROG and topping and stays predictable with regular canopy control in Cambridgeshire. Outdoors it prefers a sunny, sheltered position and generally finishes reliably during a Cambridgeshire summer.

Climate:

In Cambridgeshire Mango Mojito benefits from the area's mild southern growing climate with warm days and generally cool nights. Adequate airflow, shelter from driving rain and occasional canopy thinning will reduce mould pressure in Cambridgeshire.

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How often do you water during late flower?
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I water less frequently but heavier, letting the top few centimetres dry between feeds to avoid root oxygen deprivation.
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Do you defoliate Mango Mojito?
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Yes, I remove excessive lower fan leaves to improve airflow and focus energy on main colas.
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What lights work best indoors?
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A full-spectrum LED around 600-1000W equivalent at canopy level gives strong bud development with manageable heat.
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Any tips on pH for soil grows?
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Keep pH in the root zone between 6.2 and 6.8 for optimal nutrient uptake in soil media.
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When do you start trimming sugar leaves?
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I begin light trimming in week four of flower and more thorough manicure in the final two weeks before harvest.

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