It's really a more suitable plant for growing outdoors than indoors, mainly because of what we said about height, but also because of its longer flowering time than other hybrids.But that doesn't mean that you can't harvest indoors, the only thing you have to consider are those factors. In indoor cultivation we usually prefer fast and compact seeds, however all strains can be grown indoors if appropriate measures are taken.Indoor tips for growing Jamaican Lamsbread seedsIf you are going to put many plants per square meter, 9 or 12, (we do not advise more with this variety) I recommend you to start directly with 12 hours of light and 12 hours of darkness. As the culture progresses we will cut the photoperiod, when they start to flower we will put them with 11 hours of light and 13 hours of darkness, and in the middle of flowering we will change to 10/14.On the other hand, if you are planning to put 1, 2 or 4 plants per square meter, then it is better to start with a photoperiod of growth, to make the most of all the space. In this case it is very interesting to use the technique "SCROG", making several prunings to encourage branching. As the branches grow we will " sew " the net, and when ⅔ of the net is covered we can change the photoperiod to flowering.