Tigers Eye

Tigers Eye stretches well outdoors and can deliver heavy colas given good light and airflow; choose a sunny, sheltered site and monitor for mould during wet periods.

Use a balanced nutrient regime focused on moderate nitrogen in vegetative growth and higher phosphorus and potassium during flowering while avoiding overfeeding.

Prioritise airflow through canopy management, remove dense foliage where airflow is poor and harvest promptly if conditions remain persistently wet.

Aim for late season harvest when trichomes show a mix of cloudy and amber tones and pistils have mostly darkened and curled in.

Dry slowly at cool, stable temperatures with moderate humidity then cure sealed in glass jars, burping daily for the first week to preserve terpene complexity.

Feminized seeds simplify crop planning by avoiding male plants, making them a practical choice for growers wanting predictable female-only harvests.

Monitor regularly, encourage beneficial insects and use mild, approved organic controls at first sign of infestation to keep pest pressure low.

Yes, it tolerates cooler temperatures better than tropical sativas but sustained cold can slow ripening and reduce terpene expression.

Light defoliation to open the canopy and selective topping early helps improve light penetration without shocking the plant.

Basic ventilation, fans and access to dehumidification or passive vents are the main priorities to control humidity and keep a healthy crop.