Sticky Dickie Auto

South Africa is really two growing countries, and Sticky Dickie does not behave the same way in both. North and east of the escarpment the rain arrives in summer, so this 64/36 hybrid does its flowering while the air is still heavy; in the Western Cape the rain comes in winter, so the same plant ripens through a dry autumn instead. A 64/36 split travels better than either parent across a country running from subtropical coast to semi-desert. The canopy sits open enough to survive a humid KwaZulu-Natal autumn and dense enough to still look the part after a dry Karoo summer. At 27% THC with limonene leading, what changes between a Johannesburg rooftop and a Cape smallholding is the schedule rather than the result.

Leading with Limonene, then Caryophyllene, and Linalool underneath.

Difficulty: easy. In flower for 7–9 weeks from seed. Stands 100–140 cm. Indoors it returns 300–500 g/m². Outdoors, 300–500 g/plant a plant.