Royal Highness

Aim to keep relative humidity below 50% in late flowering; use dehumidifiers indoors and ensure good air circulation outdoors to reduce mould risk.

Yes, it tolerates cool nights but avoid sudden temperature drops below 10°C which can slow trichome development and increase stress.

Start with a balanced veg feed then move to a bloom formula with higher phosphorus in weeks 3–6 of flowering, tapering back salts in the final two weeks.

Harvest when most trichomes are cloudy with some ambers for a balanced effect; check pistils and sample a bud to confirm desired potency.

Use canopy management, spacing, timely pruning and airflow to reduce trapped moisture; consider greenhouse venting and avoid late-season rain exposure.

Yes, it responds well to organic soil mixes and compost teas but requires consistent feeding to maintain vigour in a short season.

Sheltered sites are preferable; strong salty winds can stress branches so use windbreaks or situate plants in more protected microclimates.

Many growers reduce fertiliser in the final 10–14 days to improve smoke quality, but adjust based on substrate and plant health rather than a fixed rule.

Aphids and spider mites are common; use biological controls, insecticidal soaps and maintain cleanliness to prevent infestations.

High humidity can slow drying and increase mould risk during cure, so dry slowly to 55–62% RH then cure at stable 60–62% RH in sealed jars with regular burping.