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Paradiso

Feminised

Paradiso is a sativa-dominant hybrid that offers clear-headed uplift with steady body calm, suited to cooler coastal sites.

Why choose Paradiso?
  • Performs well in sheltered coastal gardens
  • Mid-high THC with clear daytime effects
  • Feminised seeds for predictable crops
THC 18-22%
CBD 0.5-1.5%
Lineage Lemon Haze x Northern Lights
Genotype Sativa-dominant hybrid
Difficulty Intermediate
Flowering 8-10 weeks
Height Medium to tall (1.2-2.2 m)
Yield Moderate to high (400-700 g outdoors; 400-500 g/m2 indoors)
Taste Citrus, Pine, Earthy
Seed Type Feminised
Climate Cool Scottish outdoor climate
Effects Uplifting, Focused, Relaxed
Environment Both, prefers sheltered outdoor sites

About Paradiso

Paradiso delivers a balance of sativa clarity and indica robustness designed for cooler climates. It produces citrus and pine-forward buds that respond well to sheltered outdoor sites and controlled indoor environments, offering moderate yields and reliable flower times.

Grow Difficulty:

Growing Paradiso outdoors in a cool Scottish outdoor climate demands careful feeding and wind protection. It copes well with lower temperatures but rewards growers with experience rather than beginners.

Flowering Time:

Flowering typically completes in eight to ten weeks under optimal light cycles. Outdoor growers should expect harvest around late September to mid October in northern UK climates.

Yield:

Yield from a healthy indoor grow ranges from 400 to 500 g per square metre. Outdoors, individual plants can produce between 400 and 700 grams when given shelter and feeding.

Height:

Plants reach medium to tall heights with an open, airy bud structure. Main stems thicken well but branches benefit from support in exposed sites.

Environment:

Paradiso performs reliably both indoors and outdoors when kept cooler and well ventilated. In Somerset outdoor plots it benefits from coastal breezes and extra staking to prevent wind damage.

Climate:

Growing Paradiso in Somerset requires attention to damp and wind due to the cool Scottish outdoor climate. Planting near protective hedges or using polytunnels in Somerset reduces mould risk and aids ripening.

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My plants are wind-burnt, what next?
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Install temporary windbreaks and stake the main stems; check for broken branches and remove damaged foliage to reduce disease risk.
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When should I switch to flowering under lights?
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Switch to a 12/12 cycle when plants reach the desired height to avoid excessive stretch, usually after a solid vegetative period of five to eight weeks.
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How often do you feed Paradiso outdoors?
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Feed lightly every two to three weeks with a balanced feed, increasing bloom nutrients as flower sites develop.
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Any tips for drying in Somerset humidity?
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Dry in a well ventilated, dark space with dehumidifiers or heaters if necessary and avoid stacking buds to prevent mould.
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Which support method do you prefer for heavy colas?
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I use netting plus individual canes for each main cola; it keeps branches upright and eases handling during harvest.

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