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Aksala · 12-11-2011, 02:43 AM

Curious what are some strains that do well at around 45N? Legal grower in southern,wa and thinking about putting a couple plants outside this summer.

northstate · 12-11-2011, 04:43 PM

Depends on your micro climate...First week of Oct.? Usually a good bet is a mold resistant afghani hybrid. Chimera's GFxBB, Maple leaf Indica, Sour D or a local proven cut. Pick a few and try out what you want based on flavor and time of ripeness, only way to really know is to run stuff. In full sun. Good luck its a hard choice these days...NS

Rinse · 12-11-2011, 11:10 PM

Check out hybrids from hell and darwin seeds, all bred for the great outdoors

okanogan green · 03-31-2012, 07:30 AM

Hybrids from Hell I second that one for sure. Esben knows his breeding, check out Seedbay Rocket Chunk, Danish Cheese, Hashplant, Nepiran. Hybrids of the Texada Timewarp from British Columba are dependable outdoor producers. Smoke a lot Breeder Brad is also another good one with the early outdoors. Regards.

TheOutlawTree · 04-04-2012, 06:16 AM

Check out some canadian genetics as well as hybrids from hell beans. For some killer early beans go to rcmccollective.ca , i think thats the site i may be wrong. From that canadian bank i recomend mighty freeze, bluebonic x gg#3, and whatever else you choose on, but please try the mighty freeze sept 1st-15th harvest of nice piney outdoor nugs. These beans were bred at ~45n in quebec canada.

Good luck

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Aksala Member Join Date: Nov 2009 Posts: 542	Good strains for 45N? Curious what are some strains that do well at around 45N? Legal grower in southern,wa and thinking about putting a couple plants outside this summer.
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northstate IC Mag Supporter Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: There is a town called Weed? Posts: 587	Depends on your micro climate...First week of Oct.? Usually a good bet is a mold resistant afghani hybrid. Chimera's GFxBB, Maple leaf Indica, Sour D or a local proven cut. Pick a few and try out what you want based on flavor and time of ripeness, only way to really know is to run stuff. In full sun. Good luck its a hard choice these days...NS
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Rinse Member Join Date: May 2010 Posts: 980	Check out hybrids from hell and darwin seeds, all bred for the great outdoors __________________
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03-31-2012, 07:30 AM	#4
okanogan green Member Join Date: Jan 2009 Posts: 312	Hybrids from Hell I second that one for sure. Esben knows his breeding, check out Seedbay Rocket Chunk, Danish Cheese, Hashplant, Nepiran. Hybrids of the Texada Timewarp from British Columba are dependable outdoor producers. Smoke a lot Breeder Brad is also another good one with the early outdoors. Regards.
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04-04-2012, 06:16 AM	#5
TheOutlawTree Member Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: CA Posts: 596	Check out some canadian genetics as well as hybrids from hell beans. For some killer early beans go to rcmccollective.ca , i think thats the site i may be wrong. From that canadian bank i recomend mighty freeze, bluebonic x gg#3, and whatever else you choose on, but please try the mighty freeze sept 1st-15th harvest of nice piney outdoor nugs. These beans were bred at ~45n in quebec canada. Good luck __________________ Legal Prop 215, CA resident
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