
- Elevate focus, keep the body light.
Space Queen
Space Queen is a sativa-dominant hybrid that offers clear-headed uplift with compact growth suited to indoor cultivation.
- Bright citrus top notes with a focused, creative high
- Compact, manageable plants ideal for tents and small greenhouses
- Well-suited to growers who prioritise terpene clarity and daytime use
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18-22% |
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0.5-1% |
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Northern Lights x Haze |
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Sativa-dominant hybrid |
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Intermediate |
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8-10 weeks |
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Compact to medium, suitable for SCROG and SOG |
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Medium to high (indoor: 400-550 g/m²) |
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citrus, earthy pine, spicy haze |
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Feminized |
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cool northern summers |
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uplifting, creative focus, light body relaxation |
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Indoor and sheltered outdoor |
About Space Queen
Space Queen is a sativa-dominant hybrid bred from Northern Lights x Haze that delivers bright citrus flavours and focused, creative effects. It performs well in controlled indoor environments and in sheltered outdoor sites, offering reliable yields and manageable plant height for growers in cooler climates.
Space Queen is a sativa-dominant hybrid that leans towards cerebral effects while keeping the body relaxed. It favours clear-headed creativity without heavy sedation.
THC typically sits between 18 and 22 per cent in well-grown phenotypes. That level produces a pronounced head high while remaining manageable for most users.
CBD is low, usually below 1 per cent in standard phenotypes. Those seeking therapeutic CBD should consider crosses or lab-tested chemovars.
Space Queen traces to Northern Lights x Haze selections chosen for vigour and aromatic depth. Breeders emphasised structure and a lifted cerebral profile.
Seeds are most commonly available as feminised to reduce male plants in a grow. Stable genetics limit hermaphrodite risk but stress control remains important.
Growing Space Queen requires intermediate skills, particularly in training and nutrient control. In Inverness and other northern areas with cool northern summers you should monitor ripening closely and favour protected environments.
Flowering typically completes in eight to ten weeks under stable indoor lighting. Outdoor finishing is possible but depends on a long, dry late season.
Yields are medium to high when given steady light and a full nutrient schedule. Canopy management increases bud quality and consistency.
Plants remain relatively compact with a bushy structure and predictable internodal spacing. Final height is manageable in most indoor tents and small greenhouses.
Indoors Space Queen performs reliably in controlled rooms and tents with good ventilation. Outdoors in Inverness it needs the warmest, most sheltered site and may require extra season extension.
In Inverness, with its cool northern summers, Space Queen benefits from indoor cultivation or a well-sheltered microclimate. Plan for shorter outdoor ripening windows and consider greenhouse or early light-deprivation strategies.
Effects are uplifting and mildly euphoric with a focused, creative edge. The physical sensation is light, making it suitable for daytime or productive sessions.
Flavours combine bright citrus top notes with earthy pine and a spicy haze finish. The terpene profile leaves a clean, lingering taste.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about this strain, covering growth, effects, and suitability for UK conditions.
Aim for 20–26°C in veg and 18–24°C in flowering with 40–55% RH; reduce humidity in late flower to prevent mould.
Provide strong, consistent light—LEDs or HPS around 600–800 µmol/m²/s during flowering produce the best bud set.
Use a sealed tent or room with intake/exhaust fans, carbon filtration, oscillating fans for canopy airflow, and a dehumidifier to control late-flower RH.
Begin low-stress training in early veg and top or FIM once the plant has 4–6 nodes to encourage an even canopy.
Follow a balanced NPK schedule with a modest boost in bloom nutrients and cut back nitrogen after week four of flowering.
Keep RH low in late flower, improve airflow, remove lower shaded foliage, and consider flushing before harvest.
Yes, its compact structure responds well to both SCROG for even tops and SOG for quicker cycles with many small plants.
Harvest is usually at 8–10 weeks of flowering, but check trichome maturity and calyx swelling for final timing.
Spider mites and aphids can appear; use predatory insects, neem oil in veg and careful biological controls to avoid residues.
Yes, but choose the sunniest, most sheltered spot and consider a greenhouse or cloche to extend warmth and protect from rain.
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