Michigan Cherries

It combines a pronounced cherry aroma with compact growth and a balanced indica-leaning effect, making it notable for limited-space setups and flavour alongside resin production.

Expect about eight to nine weeks of flowering under stable indoor conditions, with proper light, nutrients and training to hit the upper end of yield potential.

Yes, its naturally compact habit and response to low-stress training make it well suited to compact indoor cannabis gardens; use horizontal training or a small SCROG to maximise canopy efficiency.

Moderate nitrogen in veg, reduced nitrogen and increased potassium and phosphorus in bloom, plus a reliable micro feed to support terpene and resin development.

It handles light pest pressure but can be vulnerable to grey mould in humid, cool conditions, so control humidity and ensure good airflow throughout the canopy.

18/6 during veg and 12/12 for flowering; some growers use 20/4 in veg for faster growth, but maintain consistent cycles to avoid stress.

Yes, with a sheltered, sun-facing location and seasonal protection it can finish in milder UK regions, but late-season rain and cold can reduce yields.

Yes, seeds are feminised to ensure female plants and reduce the need for early sexing.

Low-stress training, topping and small SCROG setups work well to create an even canopy and boost yields from a compact footprint.

Dry slowly at 18–21°C and 45–55% RH for around a week, then cure in sealed jars, burping daily for the first two weeks and less often thereafter for at least four weeks.