Silver Mountain

Silver Mountain adapts well to coastal climate cannabis cultivation thanks to its vigour and resinous buds, but it needs windbreaks and good airflow to prevent mould.

Harvest in late September to early October depending on frost risk and bud ripeness, and check trichomes often in cooler seasons.

Slugs, aphids and mould are the main risks near the coast; maintain cleanliness and use organic controls promptly.

Plants often need careful, steady feeding rather than heavy doses; slower metabolism in cool weather means avoid nutrient spikes.

Yes, topping and low-stress training help manage height and improve light penetration for larger buds.

Feminized seeds are recommended for predictable female crops and stable flowering times.

Dry in a cool, well-ventilated indoor space with dehumidification if needed, then cure in jars to reduce mould risk and preserve terpenes.

Expect medium to high yields with good site selection and protection from wind and excessive rain.

A balanced feeding regimen with slightly higher phosphorus and potassium in bloom supports resin and bud development.

Yes, it responds well to organic soil and compost teas, which also help soil resilience in cooler coastal conditions.