Southern Pound Cake

Keep relative humidity below sixty per cent during late flowering and increase ventilation to reduce the risk of mould.

Look for grey fuzzy patches inside buds, brown damp spots, and a sour musty smell when trimming.

Flush for seven to ten days if using synthetic nutrients and for the final week if using organic feeds to improve smoke quality.

It responds well to low stress training and topping to open the canopy and reduce dense internal bud sites vulnerable to damp.

A balanced phosphorus and potassium focused bloom feed with reduced nitrogen helps maximise bud density and resin production.

Yes, but choose a sheltered site and consider early-season training to reduce exposure to wind and rain for late flowering protection.

Dry slowly at around fifty per cent relative humidity and twenty degrees Celsius, then cure in jars, burping daily for the first two weeks.

Inspect frequently, use sticky traps, apply biological controls where possible and avoid overcrowding to keep airflow through the canopy.

High humidity cannabis cultivation increases the risk of terpene loss and mould, so control humidity during drying to preserve aroma and potency.

Growing cannabis remains illegal in the UK unless licensed, so ensure you are informed about local laws and licence requirements.