Outdoor Strainguide-Please contribute! - Page 12 - Cannabis Growing Outdoors - International Cannagraphic Magazine Forums

supersonic · 10-27-2007, 11:48 PM

Strain/Breeder: Himalaya Gold (Greenhouse S.)
Harvest time: end sep. - early oct.
Latitude of grow: 46N, full day sun
Location: EU
Average yield: medium
Mold?: yes
Potency:8/10
Year of grow: 2007

The smell from dry bud is spicy-peppery. The buds are full of very small resin glands.Type of high is a body and little of mind relaxation (not couchlock), long lasting. Plants were from feminised seeds and all grew uniform - compact plants with thick main stem, wide leaves and side branches growing upwards. They were very nutes sensitive and mold appeared towards the end september, because of a long rainy period. Himalaya gold seems to bie ripe around end of september or early october, so it's suitable for colder climates or maybe for a corn field. It's a good quality bud with very pleasant high.

Barefoot · 10-28-2007, 10:34 PM

Strain/Breeder: Orange Bud (Dutch Passion)
Harvest time: End Oct.
Latitude of grow: 48°
Growing type: Guerilla, all day sun
Average yield: good
Mold?: lots of mold; no outdoor strain for this latitude
Potency: very good
Year of grow: 2004

Strain/Breeder: Belladonna (Paradise)
Harvest time: Mid Oct.
Latitude of grow: 48°
Growing type: Guerilla, all day sun
Mold?: too much....same as Orange Bud
Year of grow: 2005

Strain/Breeder: Swiss Miss (Nirvana)
Harvest time: Mid. Oct
Latitude of grow: 48°
Growing type: guerilla
Average yield: enough
Mold?: a little bit
Potency: good uplifting high and also very strong!

Strain/Breeder: Twilight
Harvest time: early Oct.
Latitude of grow: 48°
Growing type: Guerilla, all day sun
Average yield: very good
Mold?: nothing
Potency: nice colors and great performence outdoor

Strain/Breeder: Easy Sativa
Harvest time: Mid. September
Latitude of grow: 48°
Growing type: Guerilla, all day sun
Average yield: average
Mold?: nothing
very early strain; all-day weed

Strain/Breeder: Mandala#1 (Mandala)
Harvest time: End. Sept
Latitude of grow: 48°
Growing type: Guerilla, all day sun
Average yield: good
Mold?: a little bit
lots of resin, relaxing high and good mix of indica & sativa

WAMEN · 10-28-2007, 10:43 PM

nice reports guys...

11-03-2007, 03:00 AM

Strain/Breeder: Nigerian Nightmare, Reeferman Seeds
Harvest time: Sept. 15- Oct. 1
Latitude of grow: 44N Degrees
Location: Midwest
Average yield: 6- 8 Ounces
Mold?: very little
Potentcy:Good Daytime stone 8/10
Year of grow 2007
Clones taken off of mother plants, vegged under 20 hours of sunlight. Thought they would flower immediately when place outside, but they grew and started to flower around the second week of July. Some plants were very large, and responded well to super cropping. Harvested early Sept. thru mid Oct.- diff mainly seems to be yield. Low odor. Will definitely grow again next year. A good daytime stone, but if you toke a little too much- it will sit you in your chair

.

11-03-2007, 03:20 AM

Strain/Breeder: White Satin, Mandala Seeds
Harvest time: Oct. 23
Latitude of grow: 44N Degrees
Location: Midwest
Average yield: 2- 4 Ounces
Mold?: very little
Potentcy:Good Uplifting stone 8/10
Year of grow 2007
One of last varieties to flower in my garden, but ended up finishing quite fast. Seem to be quite mold resistant. All of this variety were small clones planted late (~July 4). Enjoyable stone, no couchlock. Sweet creamy, buttery, citrus taste (very nice!). A nice, late mold resistant strain!

technine · 11-07-2007, 03:25 AM

Strain/Breeder: Juicy Fruit x Northern Lights x Skunk, Toronto420
Harvest time: Mid-October
Latitude of grow: 43N
Location: Ontario, Canada
Average yield: 2 plants, 3/4 lb
Mold?: Very little
Potentcy: Great sativa feeling, heady meditative high
Year of grow: 2007

BACKCOUNTRY · 11-08-2007, 04:48 PM

Thanks for the great reports guys! Keep em comming guys!

ChaosCatalunya · 11-10-2007, 09:51 AM

Strain/Breeder: Kali Mist
Harvest time: Start of November
Latitude of grow: 41 degrees [Tarragona]
Location: In the Valley of the Ebro
Average yield: OK< Looks big, but the buds are not lead !
Mold?: None... almost....Caterpilars attacked and when rained on, there was some in the damaged bits
Potentcy: With bells on !
Year of grow: 2007

My COCO plant did a lot better than the 3 in [Canna Terra] Soil, KM is the plant I fell in love with this year !

BACKCOUNTRY · 11-10-2007, 03:23 PM

ChaosCatalunya- What was the breeder? Was it Serious seeds?

11-14-2007, 08:38 AM

Strain/Breeder: Bambata x [Erdbeer x Purpurea Ticinensis]/ESBE

Harvest time: First week of October (about 2 weeks to early but not mea culpa)
Latitude of grow: 52 degrees
Location: Green POLAND
Average yield: good 7/10
Mold?: None
Potentcy: 6/10 (To early harvested)
Smell: like Beeswax and Sambucus nigra L. - sorry. don't know english name

10/10
Taste: very mild and sweet. I can separate strowberry and pine flavour 8/10
Year of grow: 2007

Curio: For over a dozen seeds germed I had 5 double (twins) plants

10-27-2007, 11:48 PM	#111
supersonic sui generis Join Date: Aug 2007 Posts: 295	Strain/Breeder: Himalaya Gold (Greenhouse S.) Harvest time: end sep. - early oct. Latitude of grow: 46N, full day sun Location: EU Average yield: medium Mold?: yes Potency:8/10 Year of grow: 2007 The smell from dry bud is spicy-peppery. The buds are full of very small resin glands.Type of high is a body and little of mind relaxation (not couchlock), long lasting. Plants were from feminised seeds and all grew uniform - compact plants with thick main stem, wide leaves and side branches growing upwards. They were very nutes sensitive and mold appeared towards the end september, because of a long rainy period. Himalaya gold seems to bie ripe around end of september or early october, so it's suitable for colder climates or maybe for a corn field. It's a good quality bud with very pleasant high. Last edited by supersonic; 10-28-2007 at 08:15 PM..
	Quote

10-28-2007, 10:34 PM	#112
Barefoot Member Join Date: Nov 2006 Posts: 160	Strain/Breeder: Orange Bud (Dutch Passion) Harvest time: End Oct. Latitude of grow: 48° Growing type: Guerilla, all day sun Average yield: good Mold?: lots of mold; no outdoor strain for this latitude Potency: very good Year of grow: 2004 Strain/Breeder: Belladonna (Paradise) Harvest time: Mid Oct. Latitude of grow: 48° Growing type: Guerilla, all day sun Mold?: too much....same as Orange Bud Year of grow: 2005 Strain/Breeder: Swiss Miss (Nirvana) Harvest time: Mid. Oct Latitude of grow: 48° Growing type: guerilla Average yield: enough Mold?: a little bit Potency: good uplifting high and also very strong! Strain/Breeder: Twilight Harvest time: early Oct. Latitude of grow: 48° Growing type: Guerilla, all day sun Average yield: very good Mold?: nothing Potency: nice colors and great performence outdoor Strain/Breeder: Easy Sativa Harvest time: Mid. September Latitude of grow: 48° Growing type: Guerilla, all day sun Average yield: average Mold?: nothing very early strain; all-day weed Strain/Breeder: Mandala#1 (Mandala) Harvest time: End. Sept Latitude of grow: 48° Growing type: Guerilla, all day sun Average yield: good Mold?: a little bit lots of resin, relaxing high and good mix of indica & sativa
	Quote

10-28-2007, 10:43 PM	#113
WAMEN Joint Date: Today. Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Gromania Posts: 4,411	nice reports guys... __________________ Non bombardatemi di messaggi privati per i vostri problemi di coltivazione, rispondo solo nei threads ______________________________ __________F.U.C.K.E.M. Crew ___________________________Fiesty Underground Cannabis Kultivators European Movement ______________________________ _Broadcasting my Seed 'n Serious Weed "If I had a dime for every grower in the world with 10+ years experience that's pumping out crap cannabis, I'd be a millionaire. Very large differences between plants that are fed to harvest and ones that are leached of their nutrients for a period of time. Differences even a noob can detect." Quote by VertNwb "Most soil growers don't have EC meters. I've TASTED my runoff before to determine salt buildup- it definitely has a flavor all its own- salty, yet metallic! A fine vintage! "Quote by Stinkyattic
	Quote

11-03-2007, 03:00 AM	#114
Guest Guest Posts: n/a	Nigerian Nightmare Strain/Breeder: Nigerian Nightmare, Reeferman Seeds Harvest time: Sept. 15- Oct. 1 Latitude of grow: 44N Degrees Location: Midwest Average yield: 6- 8 Ounces Mold?: very little Potentcy:Good Daytime stone 8/10 Year of grow 2007 Clones taken off of mother plants, vegged under 20 hours of sunlight. Thought they would flower immediately when place outside, but they grew and started to flower around the second week of July. Some plants were very large, and responded well to super cropping. Harvested early Sept. thru mid Oct.- diff mainly seems to be yield. Low odor. Will definitely grow again next year. A good daytime stone, but if you toke a little too much- it will sit you in your chair .
	Quote

11-03-2007, 03:20 AM	#115
Guest Guest Posts: n/a	White Satin Strain/Breeder: White Satin, Mandala Seeds Harvest time: Oct. 23 Latitude of grow: 44N Degrees Location: Midwest Average yield: 2- 4 Ounces Mold?: very little Potentcy:Good Uplifting stone 8/10 Year of grow 2007 One of last varieties to flower in my garden, but ended up finishing quite fast. Seem to be quite mold resistant. All of this variety were small clones planted late (~July 4). Enjoyable stone, no couchlock. Sweet creamy, buttery, citrus taste (very nice!). A nice, late mold resistant strain!
	Quote

11-07-2007, 03:25 AM	#116
technine ...iSparkdala... Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: A Place To Stand. A Place To Grow Posts: 132	Strain/Breeder: Juicy Fruit x Northern Lights x Skunk, Toronto420 Harvest time: Mid-October Latitude of grow: 43N Location: Ontario, Canada Average yield: 2 plants, 3/4 lb Mold?: Very little Potentcy: Great sativa feeling, heady meditative high Year of grow: 2007
	Quote

11-08-2007, 04:48 PM	#117
BACKCOUNTRY Mourning the loss of my dog...... Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: South-west Oregon Posts: 2,780	Thanks for the great reports guys! Keep em comming guys! __________________ Outdoor finishing times, Photoperiod, Latitude, and how it all works! My 2005 Outdoor season 2006 Outdoor season My 2007 grow thread My 2008 outdoor thread Do you have enough sunshine? Is your outdoor soil texture right?Is your outdoor soils PH correct? Earth holes: A experiment in Guerrilla irrigation My 2009 grow thread with a test of my new irrigation system
	Quote

11-10-2007, 09:51 AM	#118
ChaosCatalunya 5.2 club is now 8.1 club... Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: Nr Barcelona Posts: 4,039	Strain/Breeder: Kali Mist Harvest time: Start of November Latitude of grow: 41 degrees [Tarragona] Location: In the Valley of the Ebro Average yield: OK< Looks big, but the buds are not lead ! Mold?: None... almost....Caterpilars attacked and when rained on, there was some in the damaged bits Potentcy: With bells on ! Year of grow: 2007 My COCO plant did a lot better than the 3 in [Canna Terra] Soil, KM is the plant I fell in love with this year !
	Quote

11-10-2007, 03:23 PM	#119
BACKCOUNTRY Mourning the loss of my dog...... Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: South-west Oregon Posts: 2,780	ChaosCatalunya- What was the breeder? Was it Serious seeds? __________________ Outdoor finishing times, Photoperiod, Latitude, and how it all works! My 2005 Outdoor season 2006 Outdoor season My 2007 grow thread My 2008 outdoor thread Do you have enough sunshine? Is your outdoor soil texture right?Is your outdoor soils PH correct? Earth holes: A experiment in Guerrilla irrigation My 2009 grow thread with a test of my new irrigation system
	Quote

11-14-2007, 08:38 AM	#120
Guest Guest Posts: n/a	Strain/Breeder: Bambata x [Erdbeer x Purpurea Ticinensis]/ESBE Harvest time: First week of October (about 2 weeks to early but not mea culpa) Latitude of grow: 52 degrees Location: Green POLAND Average yield: good 7/10 Mold?: None Potentcy: 6/10 (To early harvested) Smell: like Beeswax and Sambucus nigra L. - sorry. don't know english name 10/10 Taste: very mild and sweet. I can separate strowberry and pine flavour 8/10 Year of grow: 2007 Curio: For over a dozen seeds germed I had 5 double (twins) plants
	Quote 1 members found this post helpful.