What strain fits best for nordic outdoor use?

[Sandnut]

Im planning a big outdoor grow next summer and need to stack up seeds, im now looking for advice to find THE auto strain that would perform best in the Nordic climates during summer, around Latitude 60°

I've been doing some research and Sour60 and the traditional ak-47 are at the top of my list so far, How well do these strains handle nordic climate? Still yielding about the same outdoors? any other auto strains you would recommend for this purpose?

 

[20/4]

Im pretty sure Mi5 is supposed to do well in cold temps... also turn very purple when introduced to colder temps...

 

[Sandnut]

Im pretty sure Mi5 is supposed to do well in cold temps... also turn very purple when introduced to colder temps...

hi m8 oh.. sounds promesing,I havent seen much of them 2bh so i'll have to look into that. I wish someone could feed me some info on ak-47 and sour60 aswell.. they seem to be amazing auto strains!!, thx

 

[Herbal extasy]

Would suggest to look at strains, what are shown at in THIS thread. Basic AK-47? No way, it is not going to flower properly end here until freeze rapes it to death.

 

[Sandnut]

Would suggest to look at strains, what are shown at in THIS thread. Basic AK-47? No way, it is not going to flower properly end here until freeze rapes it to death.

no no.. talking about the auto ak47.. should be fine don't you think?
..I checked out your link, couldn't understand much cause i don't speak finnish but I saw some posts about thyphoon and such, and that's a strain im not instrested in growing again.. it's nice and all but I had problems with hermies, it's impossible to work with in big scale if you wanna grow sinsemilla.. imo.. thx

 

[Herbal extasy]

Yes ofc, any Auto is fine, if mold does not attack.

 

[Muddy]

Any auto should do fine in your situation. Keep in mind that the original ruderalis used to breed autos was found in colder climates like Russia where the auto flowering trait evolved in response to the short growing seasons.

 

[s13sr20det]

here you go

https://www.icmag.com/ic/showthread.php?t=107100

 

[S_a_H]

Here is a link to Esbe's page check through his threads, posts and gallery.

http://www.icmag.com/ic/member.php?u=8344

S_a_H

 

[Sandnut]

here you go

https://www.icmag.com/ic/showthread.php?t=107100

Thank you

Any auto should do fine in your situation. Keep in mind that the original ruderalis used to breed autos was found in colder climates like Russia where the auto flowering trait evolved in response to the short growing seasons.

I know that..but I've just seen some pictures of some Auto's that looked totally stunted in growth, might have been the grower doing it wrong or some other factor, I just assumed the weather was doing its thing on some of them... thx

Here is a link to Esbe's page check through his threads, posts and gallery.

https://www.icmag.com/ic/member.php?u=8344

S_a_H

Gracias

 

[20/4]

I cant help ya out with ak47 info, but i can help ya with sour60 if you have any questions...but if you search around in the auto forums you will find mdanzigs thread called "introducing sour60" If you post in there chances are he will see it and be glad to provide you with any info he has on the plant...

 

[Sandnut]

I cant help ya out with ak47 info, but i can help ya with sour60 if you have any questions...but if you search around in the auto forums you will find mdanzigs thread called "introducing sour60" If you post in there chances are he will see it and be glad to provide you with any info he has on the plant...

Aight I'll do that bro

 

[Muddy]

Always a possibility. I've found that the ones I plant in the spring and fall do much better than the ones I plant in the summer. Autos definitely seem to prefer the cooler weather, especially when they are finishing.

Thank you

I know that..but I've just seen some pictures of some Auto's that looked totally stunted in growth, might have been the grower doing it wrong or some other factor, I just assumed the weather was doing its thing on some of them... thx

Gracias