Zero Gravity

Choose a sheltered, south-facing spot or use a greenhouse with good ventilation. Improve drainage, prepare nutrient-rich soil and plan regular canopy management to reduce mould risk.

Prioritise airflow with fans or vents, avoid overcrowding and remove lower foliage that traps moisture. Monitor humidity daily and use dehumidifiers or heating when necessary.

Boost nitrogen during the vegetative stage to support leaf and stem growth. Switch to higher phosphorus and potassium once flowering begins to support bud development.

Aphids, spider mites and thrips are common, along with fungal infections like botrytis in humid setups. Use integrated pest management, regular inspections and biological controls where possible.

Zero Gravity typically flowers for eight to ten weeks indoors and finishes outdoors by late September in the UK. Check trichome colour and pistil maturity to determine optimal harvest time.

Many growers perform a short flush (7–14 days) with plain water before harvest to improve taste. The decision depends on your feeding schedule and the nutrients used.

Yes, but start seeds after the last frost and consider starting indoors to give plants a head start. Transplant carefully and acclimatise them to outdoor light levels first.

Dry slowly at 45–55% RH for around 7–14 days, then jar and burp at stable 60–62% RH for several weeks. Proper curing improves smoothness and preserves terpene profile.

Yes, Zero Gravity responds well to organic soil feeds and compost teas which can improve terpene expression. Organic methods also reduce chemical residues which is useful for medicinal use.

Test runoff pH and EC, flush if salts build up, and adjust feeding to avoid over-fertilisation. Maintain stable environmental conditions to reduce plant stress and lockout risks.