White Tiger

Start seedlings under lights in late March to transplant outside after the final frosts, aiming for a full vegetative period before flowering accelerates.

Ensure good ventilation, use dehumidifiers if necessary, and avoid overcrowding; consistent air movement and regular pruning reduce mould risk.

Switch to a bloom formula with slightly higher phosphorus and potassium while keeping nitrogen moderate; flush lightly before harvest to improve flavour.

It tolerates wind if staked or trained but constant rain during late flowering raises bud rot risk, so consider temporary covers or moving plants under shelter.

Both techniques work; topping early and then SCROG gives an even canopy and maximises light penetration for higher yields.

Dry slowly at 18–20°C with 50–60% RH for 7–10 days, then cure in jars, burping daily for the first two weeks and storing in a cool place thereafter.

Monitor trichomes and weather closely, remove shaded inner foliage, and harvest early if persistent wet conditions threaten bud health.

Its medium-tall stature makes it less discreet than dwarf varieties, but early topping and training reduce overall height and visibility.

Check pH first, correct nutrient imbalances slowly, and avoid overwatering; yellowing often indicates either pH drift or a lack of available nitrogen.

For high humidity cannabis cultivation use strong airflow, control temperatures to avoid condensation, reduce leaf density through pruning, and employ preventative fungicides where allowed; proactive humidity control is essential to prevent bud rot.