
- Resilient, resinous and built for cool-season growing.
Vermont Logs
Vermont Logs is an indica-dominant hybrid suited to cooler, wetter seasons and practical for UK growers.
- Bred for cool, wet conditions.
- Dense, resinous buds with pine-citrus aroma.
- Feminised seeds for predictable grows.
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18-21% |
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0.5-1% |
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Green Mountain x Northern Lights |
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Indica-dominant hybrid |
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Intermediate |
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8-10 weeks |
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0.8-1.2 m indoor; 1.2-2 m outdoor |
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Medium-high (indoor 350-450 g/m²; outdoor 350-600 g/plant) |
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pine, earthy, citrus |
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Feminised |
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Cool, wet |
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relaxing, uplifting, clear-headed |
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Both |
About Vermont Logs
Vermont Logs is an indica-dominant hybrid that balances calming physical effects with a clear-headed lift. It was selected for cold tolerance and resin production, so it handles variable UK summers better than many varieties, but still requires vigilance against mould during wet autumn weather.
Vermont Logs is an indica-dominant hybrid bred for cooler climates. It balances a stout physical calm with moderate cerebral clarity.
THC sits in the upper mid-range for home growers. Expect around 18-21% THC depending on phenotype and trimming.
CBD is low but present, typically under 1%. It won't counteract THC strongly but adds a mild balancing effect.
Vermont Logs traces to Green Mountain x Northern Lights. The lineage brings cold hardiness from Green Mountain and resin production from Northern Lights.
Seeds are sold feminised to guarantee flower-producing plants for hobbyists and small-scale growers. They respond predictably to light cycles and show reduced male tendencies.
Grow difficulty is intermediate and you must be vigilant about mould during a rainy autumn harvest season. Outdoor growers should train plants and improve airflow to avoid bud rot.
Flowering completes in roughly 8–10 weeks indoors. Outdoor plants are usually ready around late September in the UK, depending on local weather.
Yields are medium to high when plants are kept healthy and supported. Indoors expect around 350–450 g/m² and outdoors 350–600 g per plant in optimal conditions.
Vermont Logs grows with a sturdy central stalk and dense lateral branching. Plants reach 0.8–1.2 m indoors and 1.2–2 m outdoors under full sun.
In Nottingham it performs well under controlled indoor environments and responds to training and moderate feeds. Outside in Nottingham it benefits from a sheltered spot and early defoliation to manage rain exposure.
Growing Vermont Logs in Nottingham requires proactive mould control during the rainy autumn harvest season. A raised bed or well-ventilated greenhouse helps manage persistent damp and reduces the risk of rot.
The high starts gently with a lift that clears the mind without racing thoughts. The body follow-up is calming and suited to evenings or low-activity afternoons.
Flavours include pine, earthy soil notes and a bright citrus top note. The smoke is smooth with a lingering herbal finish.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about this strain, covering growth, effects, and suitability for UK conditions.
Yes. Vermont Logs was bred for cooler, wetter seasons and performs well among other cool climate cannabis strains.
Harvest time is usually late September to early October in most UK locations. Monitor trichomes and brown pistils for best results.
Increase airflow, thin lower growth, and remove large fan leaves before heavy rains. Consider a ventilated greenhouse or tarpaulin cover for prolonged wet spells.
It responds well to a balanced N-P-K feed with slightly reduced nitrogen in late flowering. Use calcium and magnesium supplements if leaves show deficiency.
Both work well. Topping with subsequent LST helps produce an even canopy and improves bud exposure to light.
Training improves yields and airflow, which is important in rainy conditions. Early defoliation can reduce moisture trapped in the canopy.
Cure for at least two weeks in a dark, cool place with intermittent burping. Extended curing up to six weeks improves smoothness and aroma.
Use 20–50 litre containers or in-ground planting for robust root development. Larger volume helps buffer moisture and nutrient swings.
Aim for daytime highs of 18–25°C and night lows no lower than 10–12°C during flowering. Sudden cold snaps can slow trichome development.
Cultivation rules vary by jurisdiction. Ensure you comply with local laws and restrictions before growing.
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