Subtropical

Subtropical climate cultivation offers warm temperatures, ample sunlight, and mild winters, allowing for vigorous growth and multiple harvests. However, high summer humidity can lead to mold and mildew issues, necessitating proper ventilation and strain selection. Water management is crucial due to dry winters and occasional droughts, requiring efficient irrigation and rainwater harvesting. Protecting plants from extreme weather events is essential; regular monitoring and pest control are necessary to ensure crop health. By managing humidity, strain selection, water efficiency, and protection measures, successful cannabis cultivation can be achieved in subtropical regions with year-round growth opportunities.