Who knows an Outdoor Herijuana Story

I have heard of this plant and want to raise a few outdoors, this year. I live near Lat: 45.N, thats northern midwest. We are recomended to not put our tomatoes, or peppers out intil 28 May. Marijuana is a hardier then that, I try and transplant to a permenant hole then. I can get to the first week in October, after that mold is an issue.
I would like outdoor grow advice on Herijuana, if available. I am not 110% sure of the heritage, though I was told mostly indica. A outdoor grow in Holland last year gave me this idea. Our, climate is very different, though during September and October close to the same temps. If possible I would like to produce sensi and feel no pain.

herijuana is bred by sannie you can find the seeds at http://www.sanniesshop.com/ the seeds are under $50 and you get 10 freebies, they're giving away a purple sativa dominant plant now

Your right I love his site, I too have been there. I like Herijuana, Jackberry F2, K.O Kush F2, and I wish I had a greenhouse for some Anesthesia.
Have much experience with outdoor indica? Thank you

nothing, this is going to be my first outdoor grow.

Yea, in one of his posts he mentions a successful Herijuana, outdoor grow in Holland. Not many details, though. I am just curious about things I believe will be easy. I mean it might be I was excited about this grow, that I did not realize it just another indica. Mountain grown, the good stuff. I would like to get 30, so on a 50/50 I might get 15 females. Thats a fair amount and not too few. I might have to settle for just 10 though, the economy.

if it held up in holland it should do fine in most parts of the world. With the short summer and the amount of rain holland gets.

As it stands I have 5 female Train Wreck, 1 f White Widow, 1 f Pure Power Plant, 30 r Sweet Tooth, 340 r Danky Doodle crosses. I will care for the females and the Sweet Tooth, tlc. The Danky Doodle I will just step them into a field, return in mid-July to pull males, then once more in mid Sept.

I have been studying organic nutrient release, from organic fertilizer to microorganisms activity to ammonium a plant available nitrogen. Sufficient time to allow the microbial populations to grow and devlop is benificial to provide plant available nitrogen to the crop. I have been raising compost worms since November, I have increase my worm population several fold, along with my microbial population. I plan on using an organic compost made of horse manure, straw, grass clippings, and hardwood leaves. I will also spray my plants with an aerated aerobic worm casting tea with two weeek intervals.

This will be my last post on this thread, unless I get some more input. I understand this strain is mainly indoor, that is why I posted it, to research the feasibility of an outdoor grow.

longlizard said:

This will be my last post on this thread, unless I get some more input. I understand this strain is mainly indoor, that is why I posted it, to research the feasibility of an outdoor grow.

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I also am going to attempt to grow some Herijuana outdoors this year. Im at 40° N so Im a little further south but im in the mountains so my season will have to end by 1st week of Oct. at the latest. Im gonna give it a go though.