
- Energetic clarity with citrus character
Uzumaki
Uzumaki is a sativa-dominant hybrid that delivers an uplifting, focused high and a citrus-forward flavour.
- Bright citrus flavour with pine depth
- Performs well under controlled indoor conditions
- Reliable mid-season finishes in cool climates
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22-26% |
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0.5-1% |
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Uzumaki OG x Northern Light |
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Sativa-dominant hybrid |
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Intermediate |
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8-10 weeks |
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Medium-tall (80-160 cm) |
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Medium-high (400-550 g/m² indoors) |
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Citrus, Earthy, Pine |
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Feminised |
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cool northern summers |
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Uplifting, Focused, Calming |
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Suitable for indoor and outdoor cultivation |
About Uzumaki
Uzumaki is a sativa-dominant hybrid bred for energetic mental clarity and reliable garden performance. It produces long colas and a terpene profile heavy on citrus with earthy undernotes, and it responds well to training and controlled indoor environments.
Uzumaki is a sativa-dominant hybrid with a clear cerebral character and steady body lift. Growers notice its energetic high and manageable physical calm.
THC levels are robust and can reach the mid-twenties in well-fed plants. Expect a potent experience that rewards careful consumption.
CBD is low but present enough to smooth the edges of the high for many users. It is not a CBD-focused variety and is chosen mainly for THC effects.
Uzumaki descends from a cross of Uzumaki OG and Northern Light. The lineage combines sativa energy with indica resilience for cooler climates.
Seeds are supplied as feminised to ensure a high proportion of flowering females. They are stable under routine cultivation and respond predictably to light cycles.
This variety suits an intermediate grower who can manage feeding and training through flowering. In cool northern summers the plant benefits from extra protection and close attention to flowering conditions.
Flowering completes in around eight to ten weeks under optimal indoor conditions. Outdoor growers should aim to finish before late autumn rains.
Indoor yields are medium to high when trained and fed correctly, often reaching 400–550 g/m² under strong lights. Outdoor yields depend on season length and protection from damp.
Plants develop a medium-tall, open structure with long internodes and prominent colas. They respond well to pruning and low-stress training to contain height.
Indoors, Uzumaki performs reliably in controlled environments and benefits from good airflow and stable temperatures in Durham. Outdoors in Durham it needs shelter from persistent damp and an early start to the season.
Growing Uzumaki in Durham requires planning for cool northern summers and the risk of autumnal damp. Use raised beds, shelters or moveable covers to protect outdoor plants and aim to finish harvest before persistent wet weather.
The high is uplifting and creative with a clear headspace that suits daytime use. A gentle body relaxation follows without heavy sedation.
Expect a citrus-forward flavour with earthy and pine undertones on the finish. The smoke is clean and the terpene profile becomes more pronounced late in flowering.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about this strain, covering growth, effects, and suitability for UK conditions.
Use full-spectrum LEDs or HPS at moderate intensity; keep vegetative light around 18 hours and switch to 12/12 for flowering.
Maintain good airflow, reduce humidity in late flowering, and remove dense inner foliage to improve transpiration and drying.
Start with a balanced vegetative feed, increase phosphorus and potassium in flowering, and flush lightly before harvest if using synthetic nutrients.
SCROG works well to control height and maximise bud sites, while SOG is useful for short-cycle, high-density crops indoors.
Check trichomes around week eight and aim for mostly cloudy with some amber for balanced effects; adjust by a week for personal preference.
Use 10–20 litre pots to give roots enough room without overwatering; larger pots suit longer veg periods.
Yes, but limit extreme swings; keep night temperatures within 5–8°C of day temps to avoid stress and slow resin production.
Design the room with good ventilation, adjustable lighting, humidity control and sufficient circulation fans; ensure the layout allows access for training and inspection.
Light selective defoliation helps airflow around bud sites, but avoid heavy leaf stripping which can slow flowering.
Yellowing, spotting or leaf curl during vegetative growth can indicate deficiencies or pH imbalance; check run-off pH and dial nutrients down if toxicity appears.
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