Good strains for guerilla grows?

too larry

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If you know any local growers, get seeds from them. Having something that is used to the light hours and climate is a big plus. But there are very few modern strains that will thrive without care. I did run some of an old local cross that did alright as Darwin Dope. But none of the name brand strains held up to my late summer rains. They flowered too soon and most of them had rot issues before they finished.

It's all about location and weather.
 

MidwestGorilla219

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DP Durban poison is a resistant strain, you could probably set and forget this one just don't expect much unless you get a lot of rainfall through the summer/fall.
 

Novabudd

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I had six White Widow that survived my "care" last year. I knew zip about growing -- thats why im here now. I live in nova scotia, set them out mid may and cut them near end of october. I dont know if they survived because they're really tough or it was just plain dumb luck.
A pal grew S Diesel last year and did really well with it , he's an old hand tho so he knows how things should be done.
 

TheGreatSouthern

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So what strains are Good for outdoor set and forget?

Trying a guerilla grow this summer
auto mendo mass is excellent, i put in 1000 of them 5 weeks ago (southern hemisphere) at a planting density of 9 per sqm. now they are about 40-50cm high and starting to fatten up. odour is quite low, you need to be 15 meters or closer to smell them and it's a fruity smell, if you didn't know it was weed you might assume it's something else. they won't get much taller than 50cm or a foot and a half and should make about 1 to 1.5 ozs per plant. Also they have dark purple leaves and buds, so they are less detectable from the air than a bright green strain. I'm currently sitting up there on a deck chair a few nights a week with a rifle and a spot light to keep the god damned deer out of it (chopped onions and chilli powder are a good deer and goat deterrent btw). only thing is you've really got to keep the water up to them in the first few weeks or they stunt real bad. i put in impact sprinklers across the whole site and pumped water to them with a diesel powered fire fighting pump, but still lost about 150 plants at the outer edges of the site due to lack of sprinkler coverage. good luck, big outdoor grows are fun.
 

TheGreatSouthern

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Thanks! Got a bunch of seeds from barneys, war thinking of planting one of those. Critical kush, lsd or blue gelato 41 leaning towards blue gelato
I have grown critical kush also, but to be honest wouldn't recommend it for an outdoor stealth grow. it just stinks too bad and takes forever to grow. the quality is amazing though. autos are great for guerrilla grows, at least in my little corner of the universe because it's still a crime here and you can put autos in in spring and get the product through by christmas, then just wait until the feds have done their big helicopter search and go again in the same spot in late summer and you've got product before it gets too cold, so two runs a year. you need a lot of seeds though and auto seeds are expensive so you need to breed your own and they have to be feminized and stable so you dont get males or hermies which takes a fair bit of work indoors over the winter.
 
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