[420Joe]

Eh guys im lookin for a strain thats good high of course,yeild,smell and taste that will finish med sept here in Ont.Anyone ive tried has to be chopped down early before it can mature right.Thanks Eh

[TheHashAssassin]

Any of the guerilla gold hybrids should work for you, as well as anything that esben puts out. If you are in southern ontario you might want to give some North Indian and Nepalese genetics a try as well.

[outsidegrower]

Sagarmatha Seeds Early Riser. I grew this strain last year upper upper midwest-ish. It was done the 10th of sept. The plant yeilded a little bit over a pound. The frostiest outdoor bud if ever grown. The plant needs to be supported to avoid tipping over or branches snapping off under her own weight. The high is a upplifting sativa, very happy spacey red eyed smoke. I smoked it all day every day until the other strains finnished. light almost minty fresh taste, very good stuff. Potency wise i'd give it a 7 1/2 out of 10 its almost as strong as mandala #1 wich i also grew last year.

[yourbuddy]

In most cases clones mature a lot faster than seed, so pick a mother and take some clones. Find a canadian or dutch outdoor strain as these have faster flowerign times and are used to the climate. Texada Timewarp (late september)(BCBD) or Great white north strain.

[outsidegrower]

https://www.icmag.com/ic/showthread.php?t=47579

i would also check out the outdoor strain guide. stuff people grew and not just some second hand info.

[SOTF420]

Swt #4

Sweet tooth sucks outside here unless you force flower them so they finnish in before the rain. Due to the large buds they are extremely prone to grey mould (can be a problem indoors as well) .. I like sweet tooth but would advise against growing it outside in Canada.

Try timewarp or something from kootenay moutain or great white north seeds.

[SOTF420]

Originally Posted by greenmango

Sweet tooth sucks outside here unless you force flower them so they finnish in before the rain. Due to the large buds they are extremely prone to grey mould (can be a problem indoors as well) .. I like sweet tooth but would advise against growing it outside in Canada.

Try timewarp or something from kootenay moutain or great white north seeds.

Well Mr. know it all you seem to like to post right after my posts lately and dispute them but what you may have overlooked here is where I said #4 which rarely if ever molds and that is exactly what it was bred for to be very early and mold resistant, expert. It's a semi-autoflowering strain anyways and will start to flower very early outside. Mothers of it must be kept under a 24 hour light cycle in veg to prevent flowering. But I am sure you have been growing this for the last 9 years as well right. Peace!

Nothing personal, just call them like I see them.

Are sweet tooth 4 seeds available to purchase anywhere? ... NO

Have you tried growing sweet tooth 4 or any sweet tooth up here? .. NO

You are from California not Canada so I don't see how you would have any knowledge on this subject other than what you read on the strain description about swt 4 being mould resistant. Growing it indoors for the last 9 years is irrelevant...

Sweet tooth is a nice strain but it's not the answer to everything, I have noticed you seem to get bothered anytime someone doesn't agree with you about sweet tooth or spice of life/steve.

[SOTF420]

You are completely wrong on every point you mentioned so I am going to have to correct you. I am not "from" California originally and have grown this strain outdoors in a cold rainy part of NJ years ago and had zero issues other than rippers taking a few. Also for the record if you are keeping one, I have grown Swt #4 in much more mold prone conditions than you can imagine in the past indoors and it does not mold. Seeds for it also will shortly be available on seedbay. I know of several people who continue to grow it outdoors in the North East United States and Canada with great results due to it's very early flowering.

I would be willing to bet my seed stash you have never grown this much less commonly available version which was from Steve's personal inbred & further worked line that he used for hashmaking and you likely only have some experience with the #3 like most people which is very prone to mold outside. Even that version if spread out more and topped into a bush with smaller buds can be grown outdoors without molding if you actually visit your plants and take proper care of them.

In closing, the only thing I am bothered by really is people who have no clue what they are talking about such as yourself in this specific instance. Thanks again for your continued support.