outdoor strains for uk weather help
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kogislife420
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yes, try cheese strains, they are for uk weather, there is a strain for every weather, thats what landraces are, if you ever stumbled across a uk landraces you could pop it in the ground, make sure it doesnt get eaten and youd end up with a bomb ass plant
THE KONASSURE
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most of the uk landraces are old industrial strains from the hemp rope days
I`d go with an auto something that can take cold weather and finish`s fast otherwise it`ll take forever in this weather. Maybe start it inside just incase the frost gets it while its small.
I`d go with an auto something that can take cold weather and finish`s fast otherwise it`ll take forever in this weather. Maybe start it inside just incase the frost gets it while its small.
kogislife420
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I dont know what uk landraces I was sorta just saying what landraces are but there ya go if you had an english hemp it would be a mad hemp plant
THE KONASSURE
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the romans brought it here so I`m sure there must be some land races still growing wild somewhere mainly old fibre strains but a lot of it has been killed by people due to the law I bet
I heard that when fibre strains were taken to a hotter climate and they grew by seed from the last crop after a few years the resin would start to clog the machines, so they had to start growing from imported seed every few seasons
That kind of makes me think that a uk outdoor landrace would either not flower or be able to flower at 14 or maybe 16 hour days or I can`t see how it`d make it by winter.
I heard that when fibre strains were taken to a hotter climate and they grew by seed from the last crop after a few years the resin would start to clog the machines, so they had to start growing from imported seed every few seasons
That kind of makes me think that a uk outdoor landrace would either not flower or be able to flower at 14 or maybe 16 hour days or I can`t see how it`d make it by winter.
Blitzedgrowkid08
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Check out royal canadian marijuana collective. They specialize in early hardy outdoor strains. Many semi-auto varieties available
crazykiwi420
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Yeah second that, royal Canadian marijuana collective is your best bet. Good quality hardy short flowering strains, some would finish late August-early September.