Super Lemon Mac

Flowering is generally eight to ten weeks, with outdoor harvests in Oxford typically in early autumn when conditions allow.

It can be grown in limited space with training and pruning, but it naturally stretches and prefers room to develop.

Install windbreaks, use sturdy stakes and tie branches, and position plants near hedges or fences for natural shelter.

Yes, with careful planning, early starts and sheltered microclimates it is possible; growers practising short season outdoor cannabis growing should select faster phenotypes and protect plants from early cold.

Moderate to high nutrients in stretch and bloom phases work best, with reduced nitrogen and increased phosphorus and potassium during flowering.

Low stress training, selective topping and SCROG can manage height and improve light penetration for better yields.

A pronounced lemon-citrus fragrance develops in late flowering, so consider placement and discretion for outdoor grows.

Watch for aphids and spider mites and take care with humidity to reduce powdery mildew risk; good airflow is essential.

Harvest when most trichomes are milky with a few amber for balanced potency and retained citrus terpenes.

Dry slowly for seven to ten days, then cure in sealed jars, burping daily for the first two weeks and storing in a cool, dark place.