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Trinity Mushroom

Feminised/Regular/Autoflower

Trinity Mushroom is a resinous balanced hybrid favoured for earthy flavours and manageable growth.

Why choose Trinity Mushroom?
  • Resilient structure for cool, damp climates
  • Distinct earthy mushroom terpene profile
  • Balanced hybrid with reliable resin
THC 18-22%
CBD 0.5-1.5%
Lineage Trinity x Mushroom
Genotype Hybrid
Difficulty Medium
Flowering 8-10 weeks
Height Medium (100-150 cm)
Yield Medium-High
Taste Earthy, Spice, Citrus
Seed Type Feminised/Regular/Autoflower
Climate wet Welsh valley climate
Effects Relaxed, Clear-headed, Sleepy
Environment Indoor/Outdoor

About Trinity Mushroom

Trinity Mushroom is a balanced hybrid bred for reliable resin production and compact structure. It performs well under careful management and produces earthy, spicy buds with citrus undertones that suit evening use.

Grow Difficulty:

Growing Trinity Mushroom in a wet Welsh valley climate raises the fungal and mould risk and therefore increases management needs. Extra vigilance with airflow, pruning and drying space is required in a wet Welsh valley climate.

Flowering Time:

Flowering completes in roughly eight to ten weeks depending on phenotype. Outdoor plants in comparable latitudes are usually ready by early October.

Yield:

Yield is moderate to high when plants remain disease-free and receive good canopy management. Damp conditions will reduce usable harvest if mould develops.

Height:

Plants generally stay medium in height with sturdy branching suited to supports. They form compact, dense colas that respond well to training.

Environment:

Indoors it does well under controlled ventilation while outdoors it benefits from a sheltered position in Northamptonshire. Choose a well-drained, protected site in Northamptonshire and ensure good air movement around the canopy.

Climate:

In Northamptonshire with a wet Welsh valley climate the crop needs strict mould prevention, raised beds and good drainage. Extra ventilation and controlled dry-down are critical when growing in Northamptonshire with a wet Welsh valley climate.

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What's your top tip for drying in a wet season?
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Build a dehumidified drying tent or use a heated, ventilated room to ensure buds dry at a steady 45–55% RH.
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Do you top or fim Trinity Mushroom?
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I prefer low-stress training and a single top for even canopy; heavy topping can delay finish in cooler, wetter seasons.
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How often do you water outdoors in Northamptonshire?
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Water sparingly after rainfall; only irrigate when the top soil is noticeably dry to avoid root issues from constant wetness.
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Which organic amendments do you use?
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A base of well-aged compost, worm castings and a kelp/rock dust blend gives steady nutrition and microbial support.
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How do you handle late-season rain?
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Provide temporary covers, move pots under shelter and increase airflow to minimise bud saturation and mould risk.

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