Im just trying to experiment with some new strains next year and i would like your guys input. Im in the northern hemisphere where the falls do get alittle rainy and cold.
My coletrain is performing really well in pretty bad soil. It quickly responded to topping and super. My hollands hope (dutch passion) was doing really well in the sun, but it got picked.
im telling you now to go online to the seed banks and find the strain" TRAIN WRECK ".. last year i had 5 of these beauties around 8bucks a pop .... i started them in first week of june and chopped down in october and i had 4 of them 6ft tall or more and had a pound or more on each plant..and was awesome smoke at that..
I have 9 trainwrecks out right now all at least 4 feet tall and the largest is pushing 6 feet and just starting to flower. Easy to grow so far. Indoor got almost a half pound dry of two plants in a closet with 400 watt hps. Check out my thread I have lots of pic's of my outdoor there.
Coletrain is Jasmine (famous Haze hybrid) x Trainwreck It would seem that trainwreck comes highly recommended!
MANDALA #1. Sativa Dominant, early finisher (late September), generous harvest, real easy to grow, very sturdy and strong, rapid growth throughout, big ass fan leaves, responds great to LST, topping, and is a light feeder. I had one instance where the top of the plant was literally cut off 5 inches down from an unfortunate break accident and in a matter of a few short days it was recovering at an amazing rate. The wound was closed up and two new growth sites took charge.
I tried mandala #1 this year but i lost the crop to bugs. Is trainwreck pretty mold resistant, because i need a good mold resistant strain. Can anyone reccomend a breeder to get the trainwreck from? Keep some more strains coming i would love to try about 5-6 strains next season.
I'm in the Southeast, so it may not apply to your cold/wet fall, BUT....... I am in love with this White Castle fem from Nirvana that I got from Attitude. It's doing exactly as I needed: short, squatty, and full plants in a sativa hybrid cross of White Widow and Ice. I needed a sativa hybrid that wouldn't get too tall and for the last two years these little girls have done great here. No hermies so far yet either, which is way cooler than I had hoped for.
White Widow and Snow White are early finishers with great yields and mold resistant to boot! I grow it ever year!
