Any new england outdoor growers out there?Also strain?

Hey looking for new englanders to see what everybodies growing mostly looking for info on strains for or shitty climate rite now I have ground zero ,snocap , the cheese, hollands hope, durban poison, early misty, green crack, purple urkle, amnesia haze and call girl all but the snocap ground zero and call girl are all strains from msnl seed bank anyone kno if I'm on the right track for shitty our climate outdoors forgot to mention that all these will be grown to 2-3 ft bedore being placed outside

Marco is the king of outdoor New England. Lots and lots of other great growers from that area. Too many to try to remember everyone without forgetting a few. You will find them all here:

http://rollitup.org/t/new-england-outdoors-2017.938996/

And Welcome to RIU.

Thanks larry didn't realize there was already a thread for this. Any info on my strain list you might have or should I just post there?

I would post there. I'm in NW Florida. We do share some of the same rot and mold problems, but they will know more about strains and what not. Several of those guys are breeders, and have put in years of work looking for something quick and mold resistant.

Good luck.

Thanks man

yw

Got to find a quick finishing strain. Problem in New England after sept the days are warm and nights are cold. This causes the moisture in the atmosphere to condense on all surfaces called dew in the morning. The equivalent of a light rain every night. Moisture rolls down deep into the bud. rotting it.

Jaybodankly said:

Got to find a quick finishing strain. Problem in New England after sept the days are warm and nights are cold. This causes the moisture in the atmosphere to condense on all surfaces called dew in the morning. The equivalent of a light rain every night. Moisture rolls down deep into the bud. rotting it.

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We have a heavy dew everyday of the year here in NW Florida. Had friends from Colorado staying with us one time. When they walked outside in the morning, they said, "look, it rained last night. The grass is wet."