Sugar Plum

Sugar Plum tolerates mild humidity but is vulnerable to mould during prolonged damp periods; good airflow and timely pruning reduce risk.

Light defoliation during week three to five of flowering helps light reach lower buds, but avoid removing too many leaves late in flower to protect trichomes.

Use a balanced vegetative feed then switch to a bloom formula with slightly higher phosphorus and potassium; reduce nitrogen in the final two weeks.

Place plants in a sheltered, well-drained spot, keep canopy density down, and harvest promptly if weather turns wet.

Yes; regular seeds allow phenotype selection and breeding, but expect roughly a 50/50 male-to-female ratio unless you sex and cull males early.

Topping followed by low-stress training (LST) produces an even canopy and improves yields without excessive height.

Flush with plain water for seven to ten days before harvest to help improve smoke quality and reduce nutrient residues.

For humid climate cannabis growing, focus on aggressive canopy management, dehumidifiers indoors, and choose sheltered outdoor sites; timely inspection for mould is essential.

Some phenotypes display purple hues when night temperatures drop in late flowering, but colour varies with genetics and environment.

Yes; its dense, resinous buds and sweet terpene profile make it suitable for rosin and solvent extractions.