Royal Slippers

Royal Slippers performs well in a loamy, well-aerated soil or a quality soilless mix with good drainage. Use a balanced feeding schedule and avoid waterlogging to reduce risk of root issues.

Provide a full-spectrum light schedule of 18/6 for veg and 12/12 for flowering for best results. During bloom, ensure even canopy coverage to maximise bud development.

Begin low-stress training during early vegetative growth to shape the canopy and encourage lateral bud sites. Stop major training once flowering begins to avoid stressing the plants.

Maintain good airflow, control humidity and avoid dense canopies that trap moisture. Inspect plants regularly and remove any affected material promptly.

Many growers perform a light flush in the final week or two to reduce residual fertiliser salts, though opinions vary. Monitor trichome maturity to choose the ideal harvest window.

Use a moderate nitrogen level in veg and reduce N while increasing phosphorus and potassium during bloom. Adjust feed strength based on plant response rather than following rigid numbers.

Yes, it can finish outdoors in sheltered, sunny sites in favourable seasons, but protect plants from prolonged rain and wind. Choose compact phenotypes and site them where air circulates well.

Royal Slippers adapts well to controlled climate cannabis growing systems where temperature and humidity are consistent. Tight environmental control helps maximise resin production and reduces mould risk.

Common pests include aphids, spider mites and thrips, especially in enclosed spaces. Regular inspections and integrated pest management keep infestations under control.

Dry slowly in a dark, cool space with good airflow until stems snap, then cure in sealed jars, burping daily for the first two weeks. Proper curing preserves terpenes and smooths the smoke.