Silver Surfer Haze

Silver Surfer Haze seeds can be grown indoors or outdoors under optimal conditions, to avoid any problems during their development. Although they are compact and robust, moderately easy to grow and hardy, we should always prevent any pests. You can use different growing methods to retain and enhance the terpenes and flavors of your Feminized Silver Surfer Haze buds.

• Use a quality substrate. Perlite, peat or coco coir are ideal for moisture retention.
• Thanks to the experience of our customers with our Feminized Silver Surfer Haze seeds , we know that we can increase yields up to 20%.

For optimal indoor cultivation, Marifinder advises wide, vertical spaces and the use of the ScrOG method to obtain a uniform plane and increase the size of the lower flowers. If you plan to grow our Feminized seeds outdoors, we have developed a grow guide for optimal cultivation in any area of the world. Marijuana seeds for sale. Remember that our cannabis plants also need good nutrients when our Feminized seeds are seedlings, in their vegetative period and finally in their flowering period. When you grow cannabis seeds outdoors, choose the best date for your crop, a place where our cannabis plants receive the most hours of sunshine. If on the other hand you like to grow your Feminized seeds indoors and you have good tents, textile pots for growing, led lighting, air extractor, to circulate clean air and of course a good carbon filter to avoid problems with neighbors or the law. Keep daytime temperatures between 68?-80? and nighttime temperatures between 7?-9? cooler. Silver Surfer Haze Feminized plants need low humidity to thrive. Keep relative humidity RH levels at 55%-60% during the vegetative phase. reduce RH to around 40% during the flowering phase. By harvest time, you can reduce RH to 30%. Outdoors, breeders in the northern hemisphere should sow their cannabis seeds in April for harvest in mid October. Healthy Feminized Silver Surfer Haze seeds produce about 19 – 24 oz/plant | 550 – 700 gr/plant of buds each. Indoors, these crops have a flowering time of 10 – 11 weeks and produce about 1.97 – 2.29 oz/ft2 | 600 – 700 gr/m2.