Brothers and sisters. I live in a place where the sun never sets on the summer, but it don't get too hot neither. A place where the police roam the forests in search of the weed, as if told by to by some pale freakish demon. A place where ... fuck it, I live in Scandinavia. A cold ass place for my plants and my weary bones. Here's the situation I'm facing, supposing you're willing to lend a hand to combat my dilemmas...
This year I'm attempting my first guerilla grow. My goal is at least two dozen harvested plants. I will grow in very secluded, scattered spots, with growbags, AF, all the sunlight my climate can afford, and plenty of care. However, I still need to choose the right strain from the right seedbank, supposing giving names of banks is not frowned upon here.
As for the strain, I will go into more detail on the situation I'm facing in the field. Sunlight won't be a problem in the day. The spots I have picked receive maximum exposure from dawn till dusk. The thing with the summer around here is that the sun never sets. That is, in the midnight there will still be plenty of light, enough to see your way through the darkest of forests. The temperatures can get quite high during the hottest of the day, while dropping exponentially towards the night. That is, the temperature changes are extreme, ranging from hot to very cold in a single day. The moisture changes are just as extreme. On a dry week of the midsummer, the sandpaper-like bushes are akin to a keg of gunpowder waiting to catch fire. As for the times of the autumn, the rains fall heavily from the sky, giving mold and rot to plants nontolerant of its pressure.
Despite all this, there is a healthy and growing community of outdoor growers in my country. This is where you, the outsiders, come in. You know the strains, the genetics, and the banks. The people of my country are separated from yours in this regard. Most plants grown are grown from seeds or clones, acquired from within the country itself. The dominant genetics here regarding automatics are from the first generation Lowryder, which is basically Russian Ruderalis mixed in with some Dutch indoor grown and some industrial hemp. I'm anxious to bring in some hot flavour from the mainland, that is, fresh genetics. The best of the best. What I'm looking for is obviously the ability to survive the given climate, the best yield, good indica quality of potent smoke, and ideal canopy level, which is about 3 feet, or one metre, given the amount of stealth I must level with against the forever-breathing-down-on-my-neck painintheasses.
So I'd sure appreciate your knowledge of the strains, uh. My people also suck at ending things.
This year I'm attempting my first guerilla grow. My goal is at least two dozen harvested plants. I will grow in very secluded, scattered spots, with growbags, AF, all the sunlight my climate can afford, and plenty of care. However, I still need to choose the right strain from the right seedbank, supposing giving names of banks is not frowned upon here.
As for the strain, I will go into more detail on the situation I'm facing in the field. Sunlight won't be a problem in the day. The spots I have picked receive maximum exposure from dawn till dusk. The thing with the summer around here is that the sun never sets. That is, in the midnight there will still be plenty of light, enough to see your way through the darkest of forests. The temperatures can get quite high during the hottest of the day, while dropping exponentially towards the night. That is, the temperature changes are extreme, ranging from hot to very cold in a single day. The moisture changes are just as extreme. On a dry week of the midsummer, the sandpaper-like bushes are akin to a keg of gunpowder waiting to catch fire. As for the times of the autumn, the rains fall heavily from the sky, giving mold and rot to plants nontolerant of its pressure.
Despite all this, there is a healthy and growing community of outdoor growers in my country. This is where you, the outsiders, come in. You know the strains, the genetics, and the banks. The people of my country are separated from yours in this regard. Most plants grown are grown from seeds or clones, acquired from within the country itself. The dominant genetics here regarding automatics are from the first generation Lowryder, which is basically Russian Ruderalis mixed in with some Dutch indoor grown and some industrial hemp. I'm anxious to bring in some hot flavour from the mainland, that is, fresh genetics. The best of the best. What I'm looking for is obviously the ability to survive the given climate, the best yield, good indica quality of potent smoke, and ideal canopy level, which is about 3 feet, or one metre, given the amount of stealth I must level with against the forever-breathing-down-on-my-neck painintheasses.
So I'd sure appreciate your knowledge of the strains, uh. My people also suck at ending things.
The Dude has it spot on I think, RCMC would be a great first port of call. From what I've read there they have a nice selection of beans to fit your situation. Don't be intimidated by the lesser-known genetics either, if anything I have more faith in the breeders and their seed selected for sale than some of the bigger banks. The only difficulty is narrowing down what portion of their selection is autoflowering. There are also a few big-name strains marketed specifically for stealth though, smell and height wise, and I think perusing Attitude would at least give you an idea of what to start looking for in that regard. They have tons. Good luck and keep us updated! :dance2:
