Where's the Best Place to Grow Outdoors in America?

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stevieboywewe

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id assume socal and the triangle but i could be wrong, o and florida

just hearing all about the bad weather, rain, tornados and what not, must be pretty hard to keep a good schedule, how are you guys having bad weather holdin up? have u guys planted yet?
 
www.overgrow.com

www.overgrow.com

Active Member
Nahhh, I don't care what anyone says. Florida is a bad place to grow outdoors. Been there and done that. Much of the state has horrible/if any actual soil. It's all sand and along the gulf I hit the water table digging a small hole for my mailbox post ! Then there's the humidity so there goes about half the strains you could grow elsewhere. Not to mention the laws are rough. And the prisons there are no joke. Yeah, think you can leave Florida off the list. Aside from Cali, gotta think of Maine. Short grow season, but very lenient laws.
 
plantvision

plantvision

Active Member
The flickertail state, dont see anybody for miles and miles and miles. Oh my god I am going to go insane. Please where is everybody.
 
wheezer

wheezer

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Florida sucks for growing, unless your growing some full on sativas. Too humid, not good light cycle, rains on the buds in the winter. Nocal, I believe, has the best all-around pot climate.
 
gypsygreen

gypsygreen

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PA isnt so bad. Albeit we have a shortish season, May-Nov. Soil is great, decent sun (although weve had a shit ton of rain last 2 weeks) and most of the state is national forest or private farmland.
 
wheezer

wheezer

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I would think anywhere that itrains alot when the plants will be flowering, would not be good, or has alot of high humidity.
 
Gastanker

Gastanker

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Going to have to say California. We grow pretty good dope and a few other things as well.

We lead the US in producing most agriculture. We lead the country in producing:

Almonds
Escarole/Endive
Limes
Plums
Apricots
Figs
Melons, Cantaloupe
Plums, Dried
Artichokes
Flowers, Bulbs
Melons, Honeydew
Pluots
Asparagus
Flowers, Cut
Milk
Pomegranates
Avocados
Flowers, Potted Plants
Milk Goats
Raspberries
Beans, Dry Lima
Garlic
Nectarines
Rice, Sweet
Bedding/Garden Plants
Grapes, Raisins
Nursery, Bedding Plants
Safflower
Broccoli
Grapes, Table
Nursery Crops
Seed, Alfalfa
Brussels Sprouts
Grapes, Wine
Olives
Seed, Bermuda Grass
Cabbage, Chinese
Greens, Mustard
Onions, Dry
Seed, Ladino Clover
Cabbage, F.M.
Hay, Alfalfa
Onions, Green
Seed, Vegetable and Flower
Carrots
Herbs
Parsley
Spinach
Cauliflower
Kale
Peaches, Clingstone
Strawberries
Celery
Kiwifruit
Peaches, Freestone
Tangelos
Chicory
Kumquats
Pears, Bartlett
Tangerines
Cotton, American Pima
Lemons
Peppers, Bell
Tomatoes, Processing
Daikon
Lettuce, Head
Persimmons
Vegetables, Greenhouse
Dates
Lettuce, Leaf
Pigeons and Squabs
Vegetables, Oriental
Eggplant
Lettuce, Romaine
Pistachios
Walnuts
Wild Rice

We're the sole US producer of 14 of these items (sole producer meaning we produce over 99% for the country).
 
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grokillaz

Active Member
Hawaii has optimal tropical conditions for our plant. The exotic flavors and smells from the islands rich volcanic soil will have you passed out under a coconut tree. From all my years of smoking weed from all over the world I have to say Hawaiian weed just tops the list of all time best weed I have ever smoked in my life. it doesn't just smell and look good the effects are quite trippy.
 
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stevieboywewe

Member
^ that sounds awesome man, id love to grow some sativas in hawaii

growing hawaiian snow right now, tried a lil sample and i could tell its gonna be amazing, + there trichomes everywhere and it still has a month left!
 
petert

petert

Well-Known Member
Nice...But I prefer to eat locally grown foods whenever possible!

Oregon grows trees pretty well! Onions and watermelon too! Our pot aint bad either, great soil and dry summers with LONG days!


Gastanker said:
Going to have to say California. We grow pretty good dope and a few other things as well.

We lead the US in producing most agriculture. We lead the country in producing:

Almonds
Escarole/Endive
Limes
Plums
Apricots
Figs
Melons, Cantaloupe
Plums, Dried
Artichokes
Flowers, Bulbs
Melons, Honeydew
Pluots
Asparagus
Flowers, Cut
Milk
Pomegranates
Avocados
Flowers, Potted Plants
Milk Goats
Raspberries
Beans, Dry Lima
Garlic
Nectarines
Rice, Sweet
Bedding/Garden Plants
Grapes, Raisins
Nursery, Bedding Plants
Safflower
Broccoli
Grapes, Table
Nursery Crops
Seed, Alfalfa
Brussels Sprouts
Grapes, Wine
Olives
Seed, Bermuda Grass
Cabbage, Chinese
Greens, Mustard
Onions, Dry
Seed, Ladino Clover
Cabbage, F.M.
Hay, Alfalfa
Onions, Green
Seed, Vegetable and Flower
Carrots
Herbs
Parsley
Spinach
Cauliflower
Kale
Peaches, Clingstone
Strawberries
Celery
Kiwifruit
Peaches, Freestone
Tangelos
Chicory
Kumquats
Pears, Bartlett
Tangerines
Cotton, American Pima
Lemons
Peppers, Bell
Tomatoes, Processing
Daikon
Lettuce, Head
Persimmons
Vegetables, Greenhouse
Dates
Lettuce, Leaf
Pigeons and Squabs
Vegetables, Oriental
Eggplant
Lettuce, Romaine
Pistachios
Walnuts
Wild Rice

We're the sole US producer of 14 of these items (sole producer meaning we produce over 99% for the country).
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Waiakeauka

Well-Known Member
The best place to grow in America is on the West side of the island of Hawaii. You have the strongest sunlight in America and it only rains about 4 inches a year.
 
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