Devil’s Lettuce cannabis plants are tricky to grow if you don’t have any prior experience cultivating your own bud. These plants grow tall and can reach maximum heights of 8 feet, which means you’ll need to provide ample vertical room for these plants to grow successfully. Devil’s Lettuce plants perform better outdoors than they do indoors. Outdoor plants will grow bigger and better if you have access to a greenhouse grow environment where the climate can be controlled. While some cultivators prefer to grow their cannabis plants in natural sunlight and fresh air, others prefer the more predictable and easy-to-manipulate indoor growing climate. Whether you grow indoors or outdoors, you are going to need a climate that is similar to the original growing environment of Spain, so you will need to replicate a Mediterranean-like climate. Ideally, the temperature should be between 68 and 77 degrees Fahrenheit. The relative humidity should be between 60% and 70%. If you are going to grow this strain indoors, you will need to replicate the warm and very humid climate these plants are naturally used to. If your local weather is similar to its ideal conditions, your crop will perform exceptionally well outdoors. However, setting up your grow inside or in a greenhouse will help remove outdoor variables from the equation. The best training techniques for this strain are topping and Low-stress training (LST). These methods will help shape the canopy of the plants so they don’t overgrow and help ensure that light and air circulation reach the lowest buds. Performing these methods on this strain will increase your yields come harvest time.