Monkey Junk

Use paper towel or direct soil germination and transplant when the taproot is 1–2 cm; keep temperatures around 22–25°C for steady starts.

Reduce relative humidity to 45–55% during flowering, increase ventilation and use dehumidifiers to prevent bud rot in humid environments.

A balanced N-P-K mix in veg followed by lower nitrogen and higher phosphorus and potassium in flower suits Monkey Junk well.

Harvest when trichomes turn cloudy with some ambers, typically at the end of the eight to ten week flowering window for best potency.

Watch for spider mites and fungal gnats; integrated pest management and sticky traps are effective in humid indoor setups.

Yes, the resin-rich buds make Monkey Junk suitable for solvent and solventless extractions, yielding aromatic concentrates.

Yes, low-stress training and SCROG increase yields and help manage the bushy canopy typical of the strain.

Dry slowly at 45–55% RH, then cure in jars with daily burping for two to four weeks to develop aroma and smoothness.

In a northern climate expect a shorter outdoor season and higher risk of autumn damp, so many growers prefer controlled indoor rooms or early-season greenhouses.

For northern climate cannabis growing, prioritise indoor cultivation or protected outdoor sites, manage humidity carefully and choose early finishing phenotypes.