Juanita in the rain

Growing this is, however, was troublesome for me. Spicy CBD would be better grown indoor where light hours can be shorten. It took me six months to get 50 grams out of a plant. Spicy CBD was more than 6 foot tall and thin. Branches were flowering at different time. In the tropic, she get too comfortable and would not die. The top grow keep on vegging. Then after a few weeks these branches started to flower. At the same time, the top part continue to grow. This is why the flowering time is so long. Each flower would mature withing 8 weeks. But it had been almost two months from when the lowest branches started to flower and the time that upper branches begun to produce. And Methuselah cannabis isn’t good. The yield on new cola’s diminishes as plants get older than 6 months. Toward the end, I threw away good amount (200 grams wet weight) of top cola’s that were not flowering. Note on my weight – I get 1 gram of dry weight out of around 9 grams wet. It is the way that I harvest, dry, and cure. Spicy CBD is tolerant to hot temperature, over watering, mold. Quite resistance to insect but could use a little help outside. She likes organic but will take any moderate amount of fertilizer. In short she is very easy to care for. Net effect is that I don’t like growing Spicy CBD because she is sensitive to light. She needs short hours to mature. At 12/12 - hot - humid temperature, the top seemed to keep vegging forever. At the same time the flower keep developing. Would be good if you grow this in Europe where winter is short. For grow – I give her a 6 in the tropical out door condition.