ANY one ever grown in anchorage?

I'm from 907 too and have wanted to grow outdoors for a while now, but unfortunately for us I don't think it is possible. It just doesn't get dark enough up here to induce flowering, which is a damn shame. I suppose you could transplant back indoors, but that sort of defeats the purpose. This isn't to say that cannabis won't grow; a buddy of grew a few out in Chugiak, but they never flowered and eventually died. I've now started thinking about growing poppies up here, as those will flower.

aiight thanks for the input, but i think it may be different if i use an autoflower like an 11 week harvest? maybe start indoors for 3 weeks then plant outdoors early june? leaving her 8 weeks to flower since she is an autoflower? idk ill try it out and pm u

if you use autos they may flower but because in anchorage by the time the light cycle hits 12/12 it is past freezing temps and your SOL. You could grow indoors with sunlight if you have an aviary or a larger sun room in your house(common in alaskan architecture) im sure you could do so but, make sure it is away from your neighbors view.

I've been wanting to try some of the Iranian Autos; that might just be the ticket up here.

I've got a bunch of autos and I'll be trying them this summer.

Wondering if West Coast seeds "Donkey Dick" would work in a greenhouse, around Anchorage? Clones, obviously.
HV

Anything would work Haricot, but you'd have to have a way to regulate the light down to under 12 hours for long enough for them to finish without freezing. I know it's a hardy plant and can withstand cold but it gets COLD here.

Yeah, cold it does get. Along with the long light hours. Doesn't seem like a good combo for success. Kinda makes you wonder about how they do it in the valley. Must be all indoors, too.
Thanks for the reply.
HV