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Tres Dawg

Feminized

Tres Dawg is a sativa-dominant hybrid with clear cerebral effects and a diesel-citrus profile suited to careful growers.

Why choose Tres Dawg?
  • Clear-headed uplift with diesel notes
  • Performs well with steady training
  • Reliable finish in temperate seasons
THC 18-22%
CBD <1%
Lineage Chemdawg x Haze
Genotype Hybrid (Sativa-dominant)
Difficulty Intermediate
Flowering 8-10 weeks
Height Medium to tall
Yield Medium to high (variable with care)
Taste Diesel, Citrus, Earthy
Seed Type Feminized
Climate temperate southern England climate
Effects Uplifted, Relaxed, Focused
Environment Suitable for indoor and outdoor grows

About Tres Dawg

Tres Dawg combines Chemdawg intensity with Haze uplift to produce a reliably energetic, aromatic hybrid. Grown in controlled environments or sheltered outdoor sites, it rewards steady feeding and simple training with dense, terpene-rich buds.

Grow Difficulty:

Growth is best described as intermediate and rewards attention to feeding and training. It adapts well to a temperate southern England climate when given shelter and good airflow.

Flowering Time:

Flowering usually completes in eight to ten weeks indoors under stable conditions. Outdoor growers in a good season can expect harvest around late September to October.

Yield:

Yield is medium to high for an intermediate plant when trained and fed correctly. Indoor growers can achieve consistent results with controlled environments and outdoor yields depend on season length.

Height:

Plants typically reach a medium to tall stature with elongated colas and side branching. Stretch during early flowering can be significant so space planning is useful.

Environment:

Indoors in Devon, Tres Dawg responds well to sea of green or SCROG systems under stable lighting. Outdoors in Devon the plants mature reliably given a sheltered spot away from persistent rain.

Climate:

Growing Tres Dawg in Devon benefits from the region's temperate southern England climate with mild summers and limited extreme heat. Careful attention to ventilation and rain protection helps prevent mould during damp weeks in Devon.

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What ventilation setup would you recommend for an indoor Devon grow?
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Use an extractor fan that exchanges the tent air several times per minute and add an oscillating fan for canopy airflow. Include a carbon filter if odour control is required.
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When should I start training Tres Dawg plants?
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Begin low-stress training once the plants have four to six nodes to encourage lateral growth. Topping can be done earlier if you want a bushier structure.
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How often should I water during flowering?
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Water according to pot weight rather than a set schedule, typically every two to four days depending on container size and medium. Ensure runoff occurs and avoid leaving plants waterlogged.
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What signs indicate nutrient deficiency?
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Yellowing lower leaves often signal nitrogen deficiency while purpling or spotting can indicate potassium or phosphorus issues. Compare symptoms to a nutrient chart and adjust feed conservatively.
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How do you prevent mould when outdoors in Devon?
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Site plants where they receive morning sun and afternoon shelter from prevailing winds, and prune the inner canopy to improve airflow. Consider temporary covers during prolonged wet spells.

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