They will all handle the heat. It's the rainy season . . . . .Thanks @injinji I'll keep that in mind. All the seeds I currently have were purchased from larger seed banks. I'm hoping that from the 9 or 10 different seed strains I have, at least a couple will perform well in heat and humidity. By the way @BudmanTX, Hurricane Harvey dropped 34" of rain at my house. I don't know too many strains that can stand that kind of humidity!
If herbie cant do it nobody can you must be cheating.
Are those in the final bucket?
I do the same thing here in maine starting next month move plants in an out right thur sept.
you gotta a point there....lol....i don't know to many that will survive that.....Thanks @injinji I'll keep that in mind. All the seeds I currently have were purchased from larger seed banks. I'm hoping that from the 9 or 10 different seed strains I have, at least a couple will perform well in heat and humidity. By the way @BudmanTX, Hurricane Harvey dropped 34" of rain at my house. I don't know too many strains that can stand that kind of humidity!
Since my name was invoked
Thumpers got crows feet, a sweet tan, and a sore back like me i bet. That looks so tight bro.
After growing in swamps for 3 decades this is a cake walk no more hiding for this dude.
Still waiting
@mudballs @injinji @BudmanTX Another grower on this site says he has good success circumventing rot problems with this stuff: https://www.lallemandplantcare.com/en/usa/products/product-details/lalstop-g46-wg/
I am here in FL and the humid conditions during natural blooming Sept, Oct. season can cause serious bud mold issues. Nothing worse than watch you beautiful buds rot away. Autoblooms have worked well for me doing a early spring crop when weather is awesome. You can also plant regular seed late in July or August and hopefully the plants will be in Veg during the worst weather and not bud up until Nov, Dec. I want to do a winter auto crop, but would need to protect them if I get a frost or freeze, doable with small crop. Good luck
In your experience @injinji, living on the gulf coast, about when do your plants start flowering? I read your post stating that some of your plants start flowering in late July. Is that typical?
The seeds that were made in the PNW that are used to the long light hours will bust off in July or August. Each generation grown here moves back a week or two. But just about everything is flowering (assuming sexual maturity) by the end of August/early September.
