Sweet Kush

Transplant outdoors after the last risk of frost, typically late May to June in most UK regions, and monitor local microclimates for cold snaps.

Ensure good airflow, avoid overcrowding, keep humidity below critical levels during late flowering, and remove any diseased material promptly.

A balanced feeding regime with slightly higher phosphorus and potassium during flowering supports bud development, while avoiding excessive nitrogen late in bloom.

Yes, but outdoor cannabis cultivation in damp climates benefits from shelter such as a greenhouse or poly-tunnel and close monitoring to reduce the risk of rot and mildew.

It tolerates mild cool spells but prolonged cold or wet conditions during late flowering will harm trichome production and yield.

Expect eight to ten weeks of flowering under good conditions before harvest readiness.

Training like topping, low-stress training or SCROG can improve light penetration and even out the canopy for better yields.

Look out for spider mites, aphids and fungus gnats, and inspect regularly to catch infestations early.

Dry slowly to 45-55% relative humidity then jar and burp for several weeks, keeping jars in a cool, dark place to preserve aroma and potency.

A greenhouse offers more control over temperature and humidity which is often advantageous in the UK, especially for strains like Sweet Kush that need protection from persistent damp.