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Yellow Zushi

Feminized

Yellow Zushi is a citrus-forward sativa-dominant hybrid that flowers in about 8–9 weeks and suits both indoor and outdoor grows.

Why choose Yellow Zushi?
  • Citrus lift with a diesel finish
  • Sturdy growth suited to sheltered outdoor plots
  • Feminized seeds for predictable crops
THC 18-22%
CBD <1%
Lineage Yuzu x Kush
Genotype Sativa-dominant hybrid
Difficulty Intermediate
Flowering 8-9 weeks
Height 1.5-2.5 m outdoors
Yield Medium-high (350-450 g/plant outdoors)
Taste Bright lemon and yuzu, Spicy herbal notes, Subtle diesel finish
Seed Type Feminized
Climate Windy coastal growing areas
Effects Uplifting cerebral high, Sociable and energising, Mild body relaxation
Environment Both

About Yellow Zushi

Yellow Zushi is a sativa-dominant hybrid bred from Yuzu x Kush that offers bright lemon and yuzu flavours with a clear, uplifting high. It finishes in roughly 8–9 weeks and produces medium-high yields when given shelter and support, making it a practical choice for gardeners in temperate UK regions such as Nottinghamshire.

Grow Difficulty:

In windy coastal growing areas the cultivar rates as intermediate because wind increases stress and physical damage to stems. Gardeners in Nottinghamshire should plan on staking and windbreaks to manage plant stability.

Flowering Time:

Flowering finishes in roughly 8–9 weeks under good conditions. Outdoors it is typically ready for harvest by late September in temperate sites.

Yield:

Yield is medium to high when plants receive support, nutrients and shelter. Outdoors in a sheltered plot you can expect around 350–450 g per plant from healthy specimens.

Height:

Plants develop a medium-tall structure with long, airy colas. Expect 1.5–2.5 metres outdoors without aggressive topping, so prepare supports.

Environment:

Indoors it responds well to SCROG and topping to control height and maximise bud sites. Outdoors in Nottinghamshire choose sheltered spots or use windbreaks to cut stress and improve yields.

Climate:

In Nottinghamshire, choose microclimates protected from prevailing winds because windy coastal growing areas increase stress and the risk of stem damage. Use hedges, fences or temporary windbreaks and tie plants in early to reduce sway and wind burn.

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How do you stake plants in a windy Nottinghamshire garden?
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I run bamboo canes at planting and add soft garden ties at multiple points as stems thicken, then attach a trellis net at canopy height.
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When do you move seedlings outside?
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Hardening off starts after the last frost; move seedlings out for a few hours daily over a week and keep them sheltered in Nottinghamshire until settled.
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Do you recommend pruning for yield?
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Yes, light topping early plus selective defoliation improves light penetration and reduces wind sail in coastal sites.
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How do you prevent mould late in the season?
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Keep canopy airflow high with pruning, remove lower foliage, and harvest promptly if persistent wet weather arrives.
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What feeding schedule works best?
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A steady vegetative feed with higher nitrogen then a switch to bloom nutrients around week four of flowering yields solid bud development.

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