Plant Needs
Characteristics
- Leaf: Palmate compound leaves with 5–7 serrated, deep green leaflets
- Flower: Dense, trichome-covered female buds; resinous and pungent
- Stem: Thick, sturdy stems with short internodes to support heavy buds
Care Guide
Keep soil consistently moist during vegetative growth; reduce slightly as buds mature
Nitrogen-rich feed every 2 weeks during vegetative growth. Discontinue fertilization 2 weeks before harvest to reduce residual nutrients in buds
Worm casting tea:Steep 1 cup of worm castings in 5 liters of water for 24 hours, strain, and drench soil to deliver gentle, organic nutrients without burning roots- Trim lower fan leaves to improve light penetration and airflow to developing buds
- Pinch top growth during vegetative stage to encourage bushy, compact growth
- Remove dead or yellowing foliage to reduce mold and pest risk
- Thin overcrowded branches to ensure even bud development
Toxicity
Warning: this plant may be toxic.
Pets: ASPCA: Toxic; ingestion causes CNS depression, lethargy, vomiting, and incoordination
Humans: Contains tetrahydrocannabinol (THC); ingestion causes psychoactive effects, anxiety, or impaired motor function; overdose may lead to hallucinations or respiratory distress
Garden Uses & Culture
Culture: Regulated in most regions due to psychoactive properties; used in traditional medicinal practices for pain relief
Usage: Medicinal (pain, anxiety, sleep management); recreational psychoactive use (regulated in legal regions)
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