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Jane Dough
Feminized
Jane Dough offers a compact, resinous phenotype derived from GSC x OG Kush. You will find a layered flavour profile that blends sweet dough, earth and citrus. Growers report solid bud density and manageable stretch during the first weeks of flowering. Use SCROG or LST to maximise canopy light and boost yields. Follow stable temperature and humidity targets and add PK during weeks 4 to 8 of flowering for improved resin. MasterSeeds supplies feminized seeds to growers across Canada.
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STRAIN PROFILE
Complete Cannabis Strain Specifications
| Trait | Value |
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| Type | Indica-dominant Hybrid |
| THC | 20-22% |
| CBD | 0.5-1% |
| Grow Difficulty | Intermediate |
| Flowering Time | 8-9 |
| Yield | 450-550 g/m2 indoor |
| Height | 80-140 cm indoor; up to 180 cm outdoor |
| Environment | Indoor/Outdoor |
| Effects | Uplifted focus, Relaxed body, Increased appetite |
| Flavors | Sweet dough, Earthy, Citrus zest |
| Genetics | GSC x OG Kush |
| Climate | Temperate coastal and continental climates |
Jane Dough Strain Information and Characteristics
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Strain Type:
Jane Dough is an indica-dominant hybrid with stable structure and resin production. Canadian growers often describe this type as reliable for evening sessions.
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THC Content:
THC levels average 20 to 22 percent, placing Jane Dough among stronger options. Many Canadian consumers compare these levels to popular BC and Ontario strains.
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CBD Content:
CBD stays low at about 0.5 to 1 percent, so psychoactive effects dominate. Medical users in Canada look to Jane Dough for symptom relief driven by THC rather than high CBD.
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Grow Difficulty:
Jane Dough suits intermediate growers who control feed and environment. Outdoor growers in Canada should monitor humidity and provide steady airflow.
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Flowering Time:
Indoor flowering runs 8 to 9 weeks under quality light schedules. Outdoor harvest typically arrives by late September in temperate regions.
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Expected Yield:
Indoor yields average 450 to 550 g per square metre with good light and training. Outdoor plants deliver strong harvests in BC and southern Ontario with full sun.
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Plant Height:
Plants reach 80 to 140 cm indoors with sturdy branches and thick colas. Outdoors heights reach up to 180 cm in fertile soil and full sun.
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Growing Environment:
Jane Dough adapts well to tents, greenhouses and garden plots. Growers in coastal BC report stable outdoor performance during steady summers.
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Expected Effects:
Effects start with a clear uplift and ease into relaxed body calm. Many Canadian consumers pick Jane Dough for social evenings and mild pain relief.
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Genetic Lineage:
Jane Dough traces to GSC x OG Kush parentage. The cross yields cookie terpene notes with Kush depth and resin production.
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Seed Type:
Seeds arrive feminized for predictable female plants and easier canopy planning. MasterSeeds lists these seeds through standard Canadian retail channels.
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Preferred Climate:
Jane Dough prefers temperate climates with stable summer conditions. Growers in BC and southern Ontario see the best outdoor results compared with short-season prairie regions.
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Q: How often should I water Jane Dough?
A: Water when the top 2 cm of medium feels dry. Match water volume to pot size and growth stage.
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Q: Which light schedule works best in veg?
A: Use 18/6 during veg for compact growth. Switch to 12/12 when you want flowering to begin.
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Q: When should I start LST?
A: Begin low-stress training in week 2 of vegetative growth. Open the canopy before rapid stretch in early flowering.
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Q: How long before harvest should I flush?
A: Start a light flush 7 to 10 days before harvest while monitoring trichome colour. Adjust timing to your desired effect profile.
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Q: Any common pests to watch for?
A: Watch aphids and spider mites outdoors and in greenhouses. Inspect plants weekly and treat at first signs of infestation.
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