
- A clear-sky sativa for cooler climates and precise indoor setups
Wawa
Wawa is a sativa-dominant hybrid suited to cooler UK summers and controlled indoor grows.
- Clear-headed uplift for productive days
- Performs well under controlled indoor environments
- Citrus and spice with reliable mid-range yields
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18-22% |
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0.5-1% |
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Wawa x Colombian |
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Sativa-dominant hybrid |
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Moderate |
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8-10 weeks |
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Medium, typically 80-150 cm |
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Medium to high (approx. 400-500 g/m² indoor) |
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Citrus, Earthy, Spice |
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Feminized |
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Cool temperate; performs best in cool northern summers |
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Uplifting, Creative, Relaxed |
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Indoor and outdoor |
About Wawa
Wawa is a lively sativa-dominant hybrid bred for clarity and creativity. It performs well indoors with SCROG and LST and can be grown outdoors in sheltered sites, including parts of Tyrone, if moisture and wind are managed. The plant flowers in eight to ten weeks and produces medium to high yields under stable conditions. The profile brings citrus top notes with earthy and spicy undertones, and the effects remain uplifting while settling into a gentle body relaxation.
Wawa is a sativa-dominant hybrid with clear, energetic characteristics. The plant tends to express lively highs rather than heavy sedation.
THC typically ranges from eighteen to twenty-two percent in cultivated phenotypes. That level gives a noticeable cerebral effect while remaining controllable for regular users.
CBD is low, generally below one percent. The chemotype favours THC-driven effects over CBD-led therapy.
The genetic background pairs Wawa with Colombian landrace influence to boost vigour. The cross aims to combine tropical robustness with traits suited to controlled indoor grows.
Seeds are sold feminized to simplify canopy planning and reduce males in the crop. That helps growers focus on canopy management and consistent harvests.
Growing Wawa in cool northern summers requires careful humidity and airflow management. The cultivar is moderately challenging but rewards growers who control environment and ventilation.
Flowering usually completes in eight to ten weeks under good conditions. Outdoor plants need a stable late summer to finish reliably.
With adequate light and training indoor yields are medium to high, often around four hundred to five hundred grams per square metre. Outdoors the crop can be generous in sheltered sites but may underperform in exposed, damp locations.
Plants show a medium stature with elongated, airy colas. Expect vertical stretch of roughly eighty to one hundred and fifty centimetres depending on training.
Indoors Wawa benefits from SCROG and LST to control stretch and maximise bud sites. Outdoors in Tyrone it does best in sheltered positions with good sun and protection from persistent damp.
In Tyrone Wawa can manage cool northern summers if given shelter from wind and careful mould prevention. Growers in Tyrone should favour a short, well-ventilated canopy and consider early feeding to offset slower ripening.
The immediate effect is a clear uplift that sharpens focus and sparks creativity. As the high settles the body relaxes without becoming heavily sedated.
Top notes of bright citrus sit over an earthy base and a warm spicy undertone. The smoke is relatively clean with a mildly resinous finish.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about this strain, covering growth, effects, and suitability for UK conditions.
Use eighteen hours light and six hours dark during vegetative growth, then switch to twelve hours light and twelve hours dark to induce flowering.
Maintain strong horizontal airflow, keep humidity under sixty percent in late flower, and remove lower foliage that traps moisture.
Increase phosphorus and potassium as flowering begins while keeping nitrogen lower to promote bud development without excessive foliage.
Harvest when most trichomes are cloudy with some ambers, usually late summer to early autumn depending on season length.
Yes, Wawa responds well to organic soils and compost teas provided nutrient levels are adjusted to avoid overly lush growth that traps moisture.
Use low-stress training and a light SCROG to spread the canopy and control vertical stretch for even light penetration.
Keep soil pH between 6.0 and 6.5 to ensure reliable nutrient uptake and avoid common lockouts.
Plan for sealed environmental control, a good exhaust and intake system, horizontal airflow fans, appropriate LED or HPS light levels, and space for training to manage stretch.
Its medium height makes it more suitable than tall sativas, but you will still need training and concealment measures for discreet cultivation.
A one to two week flush with plain water is common to reduce residual nutrients and improve smoke smoothness.
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