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Anyone hear of Kiona Tropical and Heirloom Cannabis? I've just heard of them and never tried any of their product. I believe they grow sativa in the area. I'm not sure if I can share their website but it has some wonderful sounding strains.

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Hadn't heard of them before. Took a look at their website. They say they use a 'Solarig' brand roof for their greenhouses and what not. I looked up solarig, they claim it filters out some of the UV light. They say this 'greatly reduces the risk of fungal diseases like boytritis'. They also say it deters insects like aphids. No idea if this is true or not but it would be worth looking into.
They say they use light deprivation, it would be a big help to finishing the long flowering strains they carry. Their retailers are all over the state, wouldn't be hard to find some of their products to try.
They are based out of Benton City near Tri Cities. It is the ideal area for long flowering strains, has the longest growing season on Washington state. Lots of hot days during the summer. It's near the Columbia River so it usually doesn't freeze until the first or second week of November in most places. It can also be windy which is helpful in keeping the plants from getting soggy.
So far north so late in the season the hours of daylight get short. Combined with the cool temperatures it'd be hit and miss on what could finish without a greenhouse. But I think there are many sativas that would finish nicely.

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Here is how you grow tropical Narrow Leaf Drug types in Eastern Washington. These guys are impressive. Sampled some of their stuff it's the real deal. Only dispensary ganja worth buying. Only place to sample these strains.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J0XfCgcX5Dc

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Thanks for finding and sharing that. Beautiful looking plants and they look like they are working hard to do incredible things.

I saw pictures of some Kerala DocD shared that looked beautiful. https://www.icmag.com/ic/showthread.php?p=6923834