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Where’S My Bike

Feminised

Where’S My Bike is a sativa-dominant hybrid bred for short-season outdoor performance and clear daytime effects.

Why choose Where’S My Bike?
  • Finishes quickly for UK short seasons
  • Wind-tolerant structure with big outer colas
  • Bright citrus flavour with a clear daytime high
THC 18-22%
CBD 0.5-1%
Lineage Coastal Lemon x Haze Rider
Genotype Sativa-dominant hybrid
Difficulty Intermediate
Flowering 7-9 weeks
Height Medium, 1.5-2.5 m outdoors
Yield Moderate to high
Taste Citrus, Earthy, Pine
Seed Type Feminised
Climate Windy coastal, temperate maritime
Effects Uplifting, Focused, Relaxed
Environment Best suited to short-season outdoor sites with shelter; also manageable indoors with training

About Where'S My Bike

Where’S My Bike is a sativa-dominant hybrid created for growers in temperate, windy coastal regions who need a reliable, fast-finishing plant. It combines citrus-forward terpenes with a clear, focused high and a compact flowering window suited to short-season outdoor conditions.

Grow Difficulty:

Growing Where'S My Bike rewards attentive growers who can manage structure and wind protection. In windy coastal growing areas extra staking and selective pruning are essential to prevent stem breakage.

Flowering Time:

Flowering completes in roughly seven to nine weeks under favourable conditions. Outdoor crops in Somerset commonly reach harvest readiness by early to mid-October in a short season.

Yield:

Yields are moderate to high for a short-season variety when plants are given good soil and shelter. Wind-exposed tops may produce smaller buds but outer colas can bulk up well.

Height:

Plants remain medium in stature with a prominent central cola and sturdy lateral branches. Outdoors they typically reach between 1.5 and 2.5 metres if left unpruned.

Environment:

Where'S My Bike performs well outdoors in Somerset when sited in a sheltered spot away from the strongest gusts. Indoors it responds positively to screen-of-green and topping but benefits from measures that limit stretch.

Climate:

Growing Where'S My Bike in Somerset suits its temperate, windy coastal environment when plants are given good drainage and shelter. The windy coastal conditions mean robust staking and windbreaks are necessary to protect stems and encourage even development.

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How many plants per square metre outdoors?
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Space plants at least one metre apart to improve airflow and reduce wind turbulence between plants.
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Do you recommend netting?
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Light netting or soft ties help support colas without cutting stems and reduce wind-sway damage.
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What feed schedule do you use late season?
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I reduce nitrogen and increase phosphorus and potassium as flowering progresses, stopping feeds a week or two before harvest to flush.
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Any tips for avoiding stretch outdoors?
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Start training early, keep a steady photoperiod indoors until transplant and use short, cool nights to limit excessive vertical growth.
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How do you dry in a damp Somerset autumn?
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I harvest early, trim and dry in a well-ventilated, dehumidified space or use a drying tent with controlled airflow to avoid mould.

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