Medusa

Transplant after the last risk of frost, typically late May to early June in Leicester, to give enough vegetative growth before flowering.

Expect 7–9 weeks of flowering indoors; outdoors timing depends on light and site but generally finishes mid to late season.

Use well-draining loam with balanced NPK; reduce nitrogen at the switch and increase phosphorus and potassium through flowering.

Install robust stakes, build windbreaks and use low canopy nets to prevent branch snap and reduce moisture loss.

Yes, Medusa suits short season outdoor cannabis growing when placed in a warm, sheltered spot and given an extended vegetative period in pots to speed development.

Yes, Feminised photoperiod seeds require a 12/12 light cycle to induce flowering indoors and rely on natural daylength outdoors.

Improve airflow by pruning, avoid overwatering, site plants away from persistent humidity pockets and inspect late season for any mildew.

Expect medium to high yields per plant with good care; sheltered Leicester sites typically produce denser, heavier buds than exposed locations.

Harvest when most trichomes are cloudy with a few amber heads and pistils have largely darkened and curled in.

Yes, topping and low-stress training even out the canopy and increase bud sites, which is especially useful in breezy coastal areas.