Yellow Cab

Provide strong light during flowering; 600–1000 µmol/m²/s indoors gives the best resin and bud development.

Use a moderate, balanced N-P-K feed with increased phosphorus and potassium during flowering to support bud growth.

Keep humidity below 50% during late flowering, increase airflow, and remove inner foliage to improve bud ventilation.

Yes, Yellow Cab adapts well to greenhouse cannabis cultivation when you control humidity, ensure ventilation and monitor temperature swings.

Flush with plain water for 7–14 days depending on feed strength to improve final flavour and smoothness.

Spider mites and aphids can be problems; use integrated pest management and regular inspections to catch infestations early.

Yes, LST and topping work well to flatten the canopy and increase usable bud sites, improving light penetration.

Space plants to allow airflow; indoors aim for a dense canopy with 20–30 cm between colas, outdoors use larger spacing to prevent shading and moisture traps.

Loam-based soil or a well-aerated soilless mix gives reliable results; ensure good drainage to avoid waterlogging in damp environments.

Use a greenhouse or temporary cover to protect maturing buds from prolonged wet and reduce the risk of rot in the final weeks.