Best outdoor strains?
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bagada
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super silver haze(greenhouse), power plant(dutch passion), or S.A.G.E(thseeds)
all plants are very, very, potent. all are also very high yielding. if you want to grow a seed crop since you cant have indoor weed go with power plant, since its an inbred line. that means that you can grow a seed crop and all the seeds that you get from the second generation will be much like the parents. if you do this with a f1 hybrid you will have variable potency and yields. i suggest you get power plant and grow all the seeds(including males) in the wild and use them as a seed crop. then harvest the seeds and you will have thousands of seeds for years of happy growing. they will be adapted to your environment too
p.s. power plant often develops mold near harvest so if you are a newb, grow durban poison instead. its much easier and is also an inbred line.
all plants are very, very, potent. all are also very high yielding. if you want to grow a seed crop since you cant have indoor weed go with power plant, since its an inbred line. that means that you can grow a seed crop and all the seeds that you get from the second generation will be much like the parents. if you do this with a f1 hybrid you will have variable potency and yields. i suggest you get power plant and grow all the seeds(including males) in the wild and use them as a seed crop. then harvest the seeds and you will have thousands of seeds for years of happy growing. they will be adapted to your environment too
p.s. power plant often develops mold near harvest so if you are a newb, grow durban poison instead. its much easier and is also an inbred line.
hornedfrog2000
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I'm growing Mr. Nice Super Silver Haze outside right now, and we'll see if it even finishes in time. I haven't hand selected a pheno at all, but I wouldn't really recommend it for an outdoor crop. Stick with some Idicas in most cases, unless you are in the dirty south.
nepali grizzly
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it all depends on your climate, you'll need to pick a strain that is guaranteed to finish before your growing season is over. I suggest you go through the seed bank's websites and choose one that appeals to you that will finish on time.
Homegrown69
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I tried P.P. this grow and maybe it was the late rains we got here in Fl. but, I had to harvest early because of mold. As for Sat's. vs Indi's. I started the Sat's in May and the Indi's a month later. In Fl. you can start something all the way up to Oct., it just won't get very large. I suggest always going with several flavors outdoors because you never know what nature's going to throw at you.
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greenland
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you can also let her grow for 4 weeks and place them into dark afther the 4 weeks (12/12) so you can short your season time
thats what i do
gr Greenalnd
Staropramen
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I force flowered mine too. Worked a treat!you can also let her grow for 4 weeks and place them into dark afther the 4 weeks (12/12) so you can short your season time
thats what i do
gr Greenalnd