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Vice City

Feminized

Vice City is a sativa-leaning hybrid that performs well in greenhouses around Cambridge. It produces citrus-pine buds with a clear, uplifting high.

Why choose Vice City?
  • Sativa-leaning uplift
  • Greenhouse favourite in the UK
  • Citrus and pine aroma
THC 22-26%
CBD 0.50%
Lineage Northern Lights x Haze
Genotype Hybrid
Difficulty Intermediate
Flowering 8-10 weeks
Height Medium, 80-150 cm
Yield 400-500 g/m² (greenhouse)
Taste Citrus, Pine, Earthy
Seed Type Feminized
Climate moist western coastal climate
Effects Euphoric, Uplifting, Relaxed
Environment Greenhouse and outdoor in mild climates

About Vice City

Vice City is a resilient hybrid bred from Northern Lights x Haze that favours clear cerebral effects with a gentle body ease. It suits greenhouse cultivation in mild, moist regions and rewards growers who manage humidity and airflow. Expect medium-sized plants with dense, resinous flowers that carry citrus and pine notes. With correct training and environmental control it yields well and finishes in eight to ten weeks.

Grow Difficulty:

Growing Vice City in a moist western coastal climate requires attention to humidity control and airflow. In Cambridge the moist western coastal climate can increase risk of mould without good ventilation.

Flowering Time:

Flowering finishes between eight and ten weeks under ideal conditions. Growers should monitor trichome development for optimal harvest timing.

Yield:

Yields are moderate to high in a protected greenhouse, commonly 400–500 g/m² with trained plants. Outdoor yields in favourable sites can be similar if pests and humidity are managed.

Height:

Plants grow to a medium height with a central cola and sturdy side branches. Expect 80–150 cm in a controlled environment.

Environment:

Indoors, Vice City responds well to SCROG and training methods to control stretch. Outdoors in Cambridge it reaches full maturity when given shelter from persistent coastal damp.

Climate:

Growing Vice City in Cambridge requires planning for a moist western coastal climate and unpredictable autumn rain. A greenhouse with dehumidification and good airflow reduces mould risk and secures buds.

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My greenhouse is humid after rain. What first step should I take?
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Open vents and run circulation fans immediately and consider a dehumidifier if humidity stays high.
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How many tops do you recommend for SCROG on Vice City?
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Aim for 8–12 even tops across the screen to balance yield and airflow.
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I see white powder on a leaf. What is it?
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That sounds like powdery mildew; isolate affected areas, prune lightly and increase airflow to the canopy.
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When should I flush before harvest?
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Start a 7–10 day flush before harvest if you use synthetic nutrients, less if you use organic feed.
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Best way to avoid nutrient lockout in wet climates?
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Use well-aerated soil, avoid overwatering and check pH regularly to keep uptake steady.

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