Sun Kush

Sun Kush flowers in about eight to nine weeks under stable conditions, with harvest timing best judged by trichome colour.

Keep relative humidity lower in late flowering and ensure strong airflow to prevent mould, especially in a damp coastal setting.

Yes, Sun Kush adapts well to greenhouse cannabis cultivation, where you can control temperature and humidity more reliably than outdoors.

Low-stress training and selective topping encourage an even canopy and better light penetration for medium-height plants.

Pests are a risk; monitor regularly for spider mites and aphids and use integrated pest management to reduce infestations.

Yes, but choose a sheltered spot away from prevailing coastal winds and ensure good drainage to cope with damp conditions.

A balanced NPK regime that reduces nitrogen in late flower works well, with attention to calcium and magnesium in coastal soils.

Trichome development becomes harvest-ready around weeks eight to nine; check for milky to amber trichomes depending on desired effect.

Dry in a controlled environment with low humidity or use a dehumidifier to prevent slow drying and the risk of mould.

Expect medium to high yields around 400–500 g/m2 with good environmental control and timely training.