Need advice on seeds for outdoors grow

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greennewbie

Active Member

• Sep 16, 2008

• #1

Hello everyone.

I am a brand new outdoors grower still trying to get my head around the process.

I have had a lot of problems with bud rot (lost a couple of plants and had to harvest prematurely a few others) I guess that's what you get by planting seeds of unknown origins.

I am looking for some advice on strains that grow well outdoors in New England weather (lots of rain and humidity and frost in October)

Thank you very much for any help anyone can give me.

Thanks Rollitup.org for having a great community to get some help, this place is great.

 

Hodgegrown

Well-Known Member

• Sep 16, 2008

• #2

Check out Indica or Indica dominate strains, some are done in Sept... Hope this helps?

 

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greennewbie

Active Member

• Sep 16, 2008

• #3

Thank you for the quick reply.

Would you have any recomendations in term of seeds that fare better than most in northeast US weather?

 

goldenchips

Well-Known Member

• Sep 16, 2008

• #4

check out bcseedking.com.
I chose texada timewarp and bc mango. the timewarp will be ready to cut in ten days and the mango maybe 15. The texadas grew bigger and hardier than the mangos. However they both are really packin on the buds and smell great. My timewarps turned very purple at the first 40 degree night. sure was cool to see the change
Anyway, they ship very fast and have great prices. Oh and free seeds with every order.

 

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greennewbie

Active Member

• Sep 17, 2008

• #5

Thanks goldenchips.

I will check it out. Iam looking for plants that our more resistant to bud rot and mold. Are these a good choice?

 

goldenchips

Well-Known Member

• Sep 17, 2008

• #6

Its kinda dry here in oregon during the summer so i cant say for sure.
however, the texada is a 20 year old that strain comes from texada island in BC canada, which is quite wet all year. So im sure the texada is very mold resistant.
Seems to me the seedstock from the bc mango is grown and bred at least 4 generations there in BC, should be good too.

 

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greennewbie

Active Member

• Sep 17, 2008

• #7

Great, thank you so much for your help I will try these for my next grow.

 

Hodgegrown

Well-Known Member

• Sep 17, 2008

• #8

greennewbie said:

Great, thank you so much for your help I will try these for my next grow.

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Try Amsterdam marijuana seeds,I got some good info from their web-site not too mention some nice seeds..

 

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greennewbie

Active Member

• Sep 17, 2008

• #9

Thanks I will check it out tonight.