
- Space Dust — clear-headed lift with dependable performance
Space Dust
Space Dust is a sativa-dominant hybrid offering clear cerebral lift with steady body balance and reliable, medium-high yields.
- Sativa lift with reliable yields
- Responds well to SCROG and training
- Good choice for intermediate growers
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18-24% |
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<1% |
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Haze x Northern Lights |
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Sativa-dominant hybrid |
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Intermediate |
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8-10 weeks |
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Medium-tall (1.2-2.0 m outdoor) |
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Medium to high (indoor 400-500 g/m²) |
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citrus, pine, earthy diesel |
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Feminized |
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cool northern summers |
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uplifting cerebral buzz, creative focus, gentle body relaxation |
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Indoor and outdoor suitable |
About Space Dust
Space Dust combines Haze lift with Northern Lights resilience to produce a lively, focused high alongside manageable body relaxation. It performs well indoors with SCROG and controlled environments and can be grown outdoors in sheltered sites, but growers in cooler UK conditions should manage humidity and finish plants under cover.
Space Dust is a sativa-dominant hybrid that leans toward cerebral lift. It keeps a measured body note so the high does not become overwhelming.
THC levels usually sit between 18 and 24 percent. Potency gives a clear head high that intensifies with larger doses.
CBD is minimal, typically under one percent. This strain is chosen for THC-driven effects rather than CBD therapy.
Space Dust is a cross between Haze and Northern Lights lines. The breeding aims to keep Haze's lift while adding Northern Lights' hardiness.
Seeds are sold feminized to ensure predominantly female plants. This reduces the need to cull males and improves predictability for growers.
Growing Space Dust in cool northern summers requires careful environmental control and attention to humidity. It suits growers with intermediate skill who can manage airflow and finish plants under cover.
Indoor flowering finishes in roughly 8 to 10 weeks. Outdoor plants will typically be ready to harvest by early October in the UK.
Indoor yields average around 400 to 500 g per square metre with good technique. Outdoor per-plant yields can be comparable in a favourable microclimate.
Plants develop a medium to tall, lanky structure with long colas. Expect spaced internodes and the need for support or training.
Indoors Space Dust responds well to SCROG and controlled environments in Northamptonshire. Outdoors in Northamptonshire it prefers a sheltered, sunny site to reduce the risk of mould.
Growing Space Dust in Northamptonshire requires planning for cool northern summers and occasional late-season damp. Good airflow and finishing under cover will help avoid mould and rot.
The initial effect is an uplifting, cerebral rush that sharpens focus. After the onset it eases into a steady, relaxed body calm.
Flavour combines sharp citrus top notes with a diesel undertone. A lingering pine and earthy sweetness remains on the exhale.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about this strain, covering growth, effects, and suitability for UK conditions.
Use a 12/12 light schedule for flowering and aim for a consistent PAR output; many growers run 600-900 µmol/m²/s for best bud development.
Control humidity during late flower, increase airflow around colas and consider finishing under cover on wet nights to reduce mould risk.
Begin low-stress training in the vegetative phase and switch to SCROG or selective topping before stretch to manage the lanky growth.
Space Dust benefits from slightly higher potassium and phosphorus in bloom and careful nitrogen tapering to avoid leafy buds.
Inspect for spider mites and aphids weekly and use sticky traps; maintain cleanliness in the grow space to limit infestations.
You should see pistils within the first two weeks and substantial bud formation by week four to five of flowering.
Yes, with training techniques like SCROG and topping you can manage height and achieve good yields in a compact tent.
Slow ripening and increased damp-related issues are common, so provide heat and dehumidification where possible to aid maturation.
Plan for adequate extraction, ensure even light distribution, use a humidistat and dehumidifier as needed, and design rows for good airflow to prevent hotspots and mould.
Monitor trichome colour for a mix of cloudy to amber for balanced effects and keep an eye on calyx swelling and pistil darkening.
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