Zz Top

Yes. Zz Top performs well in a greenhouse where you can control humidity and protect plants from wind and salt.

Keep an eye out for thrips, aphids and spider mites, especially during warm spells. Regular inspections and biological controls reduce infestations early.

Ensure good airflow, avoid excessive foliage density and remove lower leaves to improve circulation. Treat any early signs of bud rot immediately and maintain lower humidity during flowering.

Start with a balanced veg feed and switch to higher PK nutrients at week 4 of flowering. Reduce nitrogen in late flower to improve bud ripening.

It responds well to low-stress training and topping to open the canopy. Sea of Green or SCROG approaches also work in a greenhouse to maximise light use.

Expect 8–10 weeks of flowering and check trichomes for desired amber/clear levels. Outdoor growers should aim for late September to mid-October depending on season.

Moderate feeding with attention to micronutrients and pH control suits coastal greenhouses; flush before harvest. Avoid overfeeding as stressed plants are more susceptible to mould.

Yes. Greenhouse cannabis cultivation gives the control this strain needs to handle damp coastal conditions and often improves final bud quality.

Zz Top is typically offered as feminised seed to ensure bud-producing plants. Autoflower versions are less common for this particular cross.

Dry in a well-ventilated, slightly warmer space initially and move to a controlled curing jar after stems snap. Maintain low humidity during dry and about 60% RH during cure to avoid mould.