
- Compact power, Highland character
Maple Leaf
Maple Leaf is a compact, indica-dominant hybrid prized for sweet maple notes and reliable potency.
- Sweet maple aroma with citrus lift
- Compact frame for small spaces
- Balanced uplift with relaxed finish
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18-23% |
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<1% |
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Maple Indica x Highland Sativa |
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Indica-dominant hybrid |
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Intermediate |
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8-9 weeks |
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Compact 60-110 cm |
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400-500 g/m² (indoor); 40-150 g/plant (outdoor) |
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Maple syrup, Earthy pine, Citrus zest |
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Feminised |
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cool Highland |
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Relaxed, Uplifted, Focused |
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Indoor and short outdoor |
About Maple Leaf
Maple Leaf is a compact indica-dominant hybrid bred for growers who prefer manageable plants with a pronounced terpene profile. It combines sweet maple and earthy pine flavours with a bright citrus finish, and delivers a balanced experience of uplifted clarity and mellow physical relaxation. Suited to intermediate growers, Maple Leaf performs well in modest indoor setups and adapts to temperate outdoor seasons, making it a versatile choice for small-space cultivation in regions like Cumbria.
Maple Leaf is an indica-dominant hybrid with dense buds and a balanced profile. It leans towards calming body effects while keeping a clear-headed element.
THC typically sits between eighteen and twenty-three percent, giving consistent potency across phenotypes. Users can expect a notable cerebral lift followed by mellow physical ease.
CBD content is low, usually under one percent, so the therapeutic mix relies on THC and terpene interactions. Those seeking high-CBD varieties should look elsewhere.
The cross pairs a compact indica phenotype with a resilient highland sativa parent. Selective breeding focused on structure and terpene complexity.
Seeds are offered Feminised to simplify canopy planning and reduce male risk. They produce generally uniform plants suited to smaller setups.
In cool Highland conditions it requires steady attention and suits intermediate growers rather than complete beginners. It does not demand advanced techniques but rewards consistent care.
Flowering finishes in roughly eight to nine weeks under stable lighting. Bud density increases markedly in the final fortnight.
Indoor yields are respectable for a compact strain, typically in the mid-hundreds per square metre under good conditions. Outdoor harvests are smaller but remain worthwhile when the season is typical.
Plants stay compact with a dominant central cola and robust side branching. Typical heights range from sixty to one hundred and ten centimetres in most setups.
Indoors in Cumbria it suits modest tents and tight canopies where space is limited. Outdoors in Cumbria it flowers reliably when the local season follows the usual pattern.
Growing Maple Leaf in Cumbria suits its preference for cooler summers and steady daylight. In the region's cool Highland growing conditions it shows reliable bud development across normal seasons.
Initial effects are bright and uplifting, then settle into a relaxed physical ease. The balance keeps it versatile for different times of day depending on dose.
The flavour profile opens with sweet maple notes layered over earthy pine. A citrus lift appears on the finish to brighten the overall palate.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about this strain, covering growth, effects, and suitability for UK conditions.
Maple Leaf has a naturally compact structure and manageable stretch, making it a good match for compact indoor cannabis gardens and small tents.
Expect around eight to nine weeks of flowering under stable light schedules before harvest-ready trichome development.
It is best described as intermediate; it tolerates normal care but benefits from consistent attention rather than trial-and-error.
Sweet maple and earthy pine are most noticeable, with a citrus zest on the finish.
Many use it for stress relief, improving sleep onset, and easing low-level chronic discomfort.
Seeds are available in Feminised form to reduce the likelihood of male plants in the canopy.
It shows good resilience in cooler zones and adapts reasonably well to steadier, temperate seasons like those found in parts of the UK.
Indoor yields are solid for a compact plant, commonly in the mid-hundreds of grams per square metre under favourable conditions.
The indica-dominant frame offers density and stability while the sativa side contributes lift and terpene complexity.
Yes — its size and predictable structure make it well suited to compact indoor cannabis gardens and constrained setups.
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