Latitude 13

[Kazue00]

Hello all, I've recently moved to Guam and started growing. Is there any strains y'all would recommend? Guam is at latitude 13 north. We get for the most part 12/12 year around. Currently in the rainy season. Lots of humidity here in the high 80s most of the time. Thanks in advance.

 

[troutman]

In your location I would try pure Sativa plants seeing you have the perfect weather for them.

Pure Indica plants may get moldy in your area during flowering.

 

[Donald Mallard]

check out the ultimate sativa thread ,
plenty of options you can grow displayed in there ,
and a fellow guam grower you might get some advice from too ..

 

[Kazue00]

Awesome thanks man. I'm still very new to this, from what I understand sativa tends to grow bigger right? With lst and topping i should still be able to keep them short ? Just trying to avoid anyone seeing them and jacking them

 

[Kazue00]

check out the ultimate sativa thread ,
plenty of options you can grow displayed in there ,
and a fellow guam grower you might get some advice from too ..

Will do. Got a buddy here that's giving me some good info. Just trying to avoid flooding him with questions so figured I'd get some info from here too! Thanks!!

 

[kamyo]

check out the ultimate sativa thread ,
plenty of options you can grow displayed in there ,
and a fellow guam grower you might get some advice from too ..

One in the same, Don. Wish I had more sativas laying around to give out, but these indoor runs have me looking at hybrids, aside from that supposed Malay. I suppose I can take a cutting of it and see if she'll finish outside before the days start getting longer. Times like these I kick myself for not keeping your ducks for a rainy day. Would be the perfect thing for his situation.

 

[Swamp Thang]

Hello Kazue, and welcome to the tropics. Like the others say, Sativas and Sativa dominant strains are the way to go where you are close to the Equator.

I tried growing out a couple of indica dominant strains in the past, and they went to flower as seedlings, maturing into tiny little budlets on a toothpick, so definitely, don't waste your efforts growing anything indica dominant in the tropical belt.

For sativas, I recommend Herbies seeds, who have recently relocated to Spain. Their selection of Sativa strains is just massive, and their stealth packaging is the very best and most effective that I have ever seen. If stealth is important to you when your seeds are sent, then Herbies is your one-stop shop for all seeds under the sun.

 

[Kazue00]

Hello Kazue, and welcome to the tropics. Like the others say, Sativas and Sativa dominant strains are the way to go where you are close to the Equator.

I tried growing out a couple of indica dominant strains in the past, and they went to flower as seedlings, maturing into tiny little budlets on a toothpick, so definitely, don't waste your efforts growing anything indica dominant in the tropical belt.

For sativas, I recommend Herbies seeds, who have recently relocated to Spain. Their selection of Sativa strains is just massive, and their stealth packaging is the very best and most effective that I have ever seen. If stealth is important to you when your seeds are sent, then Herbies is your one-stop shop for all seeds under the sun.

Awesome thank you so much I'll check them out