
- Reliable greenhouse hybrid for temperate coastal UK conditions
Ttrs
Ttrs is a balanced hybrid bred for resilient greenhouse performance in the UK and suited to growers who manage humidity carefully.
- Balanced hybrid with robust resin production
- Performs well in UK greenhouses with ventilation control
- Feminised seeds simplify canopy planning
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18-22% |
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0.5-1% |
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NORTHERN LIGHTS x OG KUSH |
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Hybrid |
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Intermediate |
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8-10 weeks |
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Medium |
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Medium-high |
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Citrus, Earthy pine, Sweet finish |
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Feminised |
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moist western coastal |
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Uplifting cerebral clarity, Gentle body relaxation, Moderate euphoria |
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Indoor & greenhouse |
About Ttrs
Ttrs blends NORTHERN LIGHTS x OG KUSH genetics into a mid-height hybrid bred for stable yields and clear effects. The variety performs well in greenhouses and indoors where growers can control humidity, airflow and training to reduce mould risk and maximise resin.
Ttrs is a balanced hybrid with both indica and sativa traits. It combines resinous buds with clear-headed effects.
THC levels are mid to high and give a reliably noticeable psychoactive effect. Typical samples test between 18-22 percent depending on phenotype and cultivation.
CBD is low and not a defining feature of this variety. It is not recommended when a high-CBD therapeutic profile is required.
Ttrs descends from NORTHERN LIGHTS x OG KUSH. The cross emphasises resin production and a balanced effect profile.
Seeds are supplied feminised to simplify canopy planning and maximise usable plants per pack. Photoperiod stability lets growers control vegetative duration precisely.
Growing Ttrs requires intermediate skill and careful humidity control in a moist western coastal climate. Regular pruning and good airflow cut mould risk and improve bud development.
Flowering indoors usually completes within eight to ten weeks. Outdoor plants in favourable zones typically finish by late September to early October.
Yield can be medium to high under greenhouse conditions with training and adequate feed. Dense, resinous colas are the norm when growers manage humidity well.
Plants reach a medium height with a sturdy central cola and lateral branching. They respond well to topping and low-stress training to limit vertical stretch.
Indoors Ttrs performs well under a controlled light schedule and moderate nutrient regimen. In Liverpool greenhouse setups give the best balance between protection and natural light.
Growing Ttrs in Liverpool demands strict mould prevention because of the moist western coastal climate. Greenhouses in Liverpool provide shelter and allow ventilation control to keep buds healthy.
Effects start with a focused cerebral lift that encourages creativity and mild sociability. A calming physical sensation follows without heavy sedation.
Flavour leans citrus-forward with earthy and pine undertones. A subtle sweetness lingers on the finish.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about this strain, covering growth, effects, and suitability for UK conditions.
Yes, Ttrs thrives in greenhouse conditions common in the UK, where protection from persistent damp and wind helps reduce mould and bud rot.
Keep relative humidity in flower under 50 to 55 percent and increase ventilation during wet spells to prevent grey mould.
Switch after plants reach desired size in veg; many growers start photoperiod at 4-6 nodes to control final height and maximise yields.
Use a balanced feeding schedule with slightly reduced nitrogen in bloom and ensure calcium and magnesium are available to avoid deficiencies.
Topping, low-stress training and SCROG are effective to increase light penetration and even out canopy for better yields.
Dry slowly for seven to ten days in a dark, ventilated space and cure for at least two to four weeks to improve flavour and smoothness.
Look out for aphids, spider mites and grey mould; regular inspection and biological controls reduce outbreaks.
Supplemental CO2 can boost yields under high light and well-managed environments but is not essential for average hobby grows.
Outdoors is possible in sheltered microclimates but a greenhouse gives better control given the region's variable weather.
Avoid overwatering, use well-draining media and reduce late-season nitrogen to lower disease risk in persistent damp conditions.
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