StonedGolem
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Subscribed! Another interesting northern outdoor thread to keep an eye on 
Swedish Guerilla Grow 2010 (Lat. 59)
- Thread starter Koi
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i am at 60deg N latitude myself in Anchorage, Alaska. i haven't tried outdoor growing, but i would like to in 2010. i currently grow a variable mix of BubbleGum x (NL#5 x Haze) indoors, and got some "Rotten C99" seeds a few weeks ago, which i plan to seed and clone. i would be interested in swapping with anyone that has some good outdoor beans for 60deg N latitude, and look forward to seeing the results! i might try to get some "Guerilla Gold" - but that might take a while. does anyone think "Guerilla Gold" can be beat fror 60deg N latitude? btw, i registered just for this thread. most people where i live say cannabis can't be grown outdoors, but i'd like to prove them wrong. i have ZERO interest in Ruderalis hybrids, although i got a free pack of "Diesel Ryder" that i am sprouting. freeze here happens late September, early October. so the only outdoor growing months are Jun/Jul/Aug/Sep. and we got 20 hours of sunlight in Jun/Jul which gradually tapers off until only 4 hours around late Dec. so, i need something that flowers with a lot of daylight, and ripens fast, hopefully with good potency.
in Anchorage, Alaska. i haven't tried outdoor growing, but i would like to in 2010. i currently grow a variable mix of BubbleGum x (NL#5 x Haze) indoors, and got some "Rotten C99" seeds a few weeks ago, which i plan to seed and clone. i would be interested in swapping with anyone that has some good outdoor beans for 60deg N latitude, and look forward to seeing the results! i might try to get some "Guerilla Gold" - but that might take a while. does anyone think "Guerilla Gold" can be beat fror 60deg N latitude? btw, i registered just for this thread. most people where i live say cannabis can't be grown outdoors, but i'd like to prove them wrong. i have ZERO interest in Ruderalis hybrids, although i got a free pack of "Diesel Ryder" that i am sprouting. freeze here happens late September, early October. so the only outdoor growing months are Jun/Jul/Aug/Sep. and we got 20 hours of sunlight in Jun/Jul which gradually tapers off until only 4 hours around late Dec. so, i need something that flowers with a lot of daylight, and ripens fast, hopefully with good potency.
loving it good luck with your grow mate!
good luck with your grow mate!
Koi
Member
I thank you all my fellow growers for the comments. It's really appreciated.
I moved two of my prevegged plants outdoor. Though I severely broke their stems. Hopefully they will still heal up and be able to grow big.
Otherwise I'll have to top them and hope for a good yield anyway.
Any suggestions?
The left one on these pictures are a Swiss Outdoor Mix plant, and the right one is a Thyphoon from my 08 harvest.
The Thai (supposedly) and Thyphoon plants are thriving, some are not growing well due to the drought and heat they face on that cliff side. Sun from early morning to late evening. I won't water them more then necessary though.
I have dammed up my spot at the waters edge. Soon enough I will be able to dump some soil, lime and manure there.
It's still flooded by 2-10 cm of water, so I don't know how fast it will dry. But it will be soon a feeling tells me.
Peace, and chill with some smoke in the sun.
I moved two of my prevegged plants outdoor. Though I severely broke their stems. Hopefully they will still heal up and be able to grow big.
Otherwise I'll have to top them and hope for a good yield anyway.
Any suggestions?
The left one on these pictures are a Swiss Outdoor Mix plant, and the right one is a Thyphoon from my 08 harvest.
The Thai (supposedly) and Thyphoon plants are thriving, some are not growing well due to the drought and heat they face on that cliff side. Sun from early morning to late evening. I won't water them more then necessary though.
I have dammed up my spot at the waters edge. Soon enough I will be able to dump some soil, lime and manure there.
It's still flooded by 2-10 cm of water, so I don't know how fast it will dry. But it will be soon a feeling tells me.
Peace, and chill with some smoke in the sun.
Koi
Member
Finally I got my ass off the chair.
Now 8 of 12 are placed on the last of the spots. And the largest one.
I've got a mix of strains here.
The strains are:
Thyphoon (From my outdoor plants 08)
viking x (b3n7 erdpurt x royal dane)
(early durban x lowryder) x afghani erdpurt
(guerilla gold x danish passion) f3
Swiss Outdoor Mix (freebies)
And one Deep Chunk x (Eroc x Danish Passion F2)
Now 8 of 12 are placed on the last of the spots. And the largest one.
I've got a mix of strains here.
The strains are:
Thyphoon (From my outdoor plants 08)
viking x (b3n7 erdpurt x royal dane)
(early durban x lowryder) x afghani erdpurt
(guerilla gold x danish passion) f3
Swiss Outdoor Mix (freebies)
And one Deep Chunk x (Eroc x Danish Passion F2)
jockhorror
Member
hey koi,
best of luck, they look good
best of luck, they look good
hey koi, are those curly leaves some kind of crazy pheno?
Sir-Smoka-alot
Member
Best of luck with the growing everything looks good. How do you think about growing Typhoons a bit further north? Will they be able to finish flowering?
Peace
Peace
Koi
Member
All plants for this year are now outside.
The largest spot, has 12 plants. I think two of them are males there. Atleast one for sure. A Guerilla Gold x Danish Passion from Hybrids from Hell.
The other two prevegged plants on a separate cliff side have been severely eaten by slugs (bastards!). The plants will recover, but maybe with a slight loss in yield. As you can see I had to top one of them.
The smallest plants are feeling a heavy drought most of the time. That's the cause of the slow growth and pale leafs.
Turn on, tune in, drop out
The largest spot, has 12 plants. I think two of them are males there. Atleast one for sure. A Guerilla Gold x Danish Passion from Hybrids from Hell.
The other two prevegged plants on a separate cliff side have been severely eaten by slugs (bastards!). The plants will recover, but maybe with a slight loss in yield. As you can see I had to top one of them.
The smallest plants are feeling a heavy drought most of the time. That's the cause of the slow growth and pale leafs.
Turn on, tune in, drop out
