Planning outdoor medical garden

[medicalj]

I'm new to this site and have a few questions. I have stage 4 hodgkins lymphoma and have been using RSO to keep things at bay. It's been successful so far. It is becoming harder for me to come by though as it is extremely costly. So growing is my next option, though indoor at my present location is not an option. So I'll find ways to purchase RSO until next spring when ill start outdoor. God willing I'm still alive.

I live on east coast of Canada and am looking for tips on preparing my garden this fall so it is optimal for next spring. I look to do an organic no till garden.

I am also looking for recommendations on best seeds to be looking to get for my climate/growing region. I live on Prince Edward Island which is on the east coast of Canada.

Sorry about the long winded post.

 

[BII]

When does it frost/freeze where you are? Could you try to grow some quick (60-70 days) autoflower strains, such as start now and harvest by early October?

 

[medicalj]

I was just thinking that very same thing. Would you know any good seed companies that are suitable for such late season growing in a cooler climate like mine? Our autumn can get pretty wet and cool at time.

Thanks for the reply. I am a newbie to the world of autoflowers.

 

[Frankthetank]

This is a BC based seed bank

https://coastalmary.com/

They carry @LaughingHyenaSeeds Which have a presence on site, and come highly recommended….. hope it helps

 

[Frankthetank]

Here’s a link to Laughing Hyenas area (used to be called beaver genetics)

Laughing Hyena Seeds

www.autoflower.org

 

[Entombed]

Hey welcome! Solid advice already. Good luck with the outdoor growing. You can definitely pull off a plant with the remaining summer.

One question for ya:

Why can't you grow indoors?

Only because you will need a place to dry, cure, and store your plants when and while they finish. A grow tent with an exhaust fan and carbon filter work good to control the smell indoors.

Take a look at Mephisto Genetics for seeds. I know these guys are mega popular and they have a Canadian site to shop from. I think you would have a pretty easy time with them as well.

Home

Welcome to Mephisto Genetics, the home of connoisseur automatic seeds. Since 2012 we have been on a mission to push the limits of the once humble automatic.

ca.mephistogenetics.com

I filtered for "novice" and "fast cycle"
65-75 days stated grow time.

Sour Stomper

It's getting harder to rate the frostiness of these new projects, but Sour Stomper is definitely very high up there and can only be described by a potentially invented word 'frostiliscious'.

ca.mephistogenetics.com

 

[LaughingHyenaSeeds]

@medicalj I sent you a message

@Frankthetank appreciate the recommendation

 

[Frankthetank]

@medicalj I sent you a message

@Frankthetank appreciate the recommendation

Anytime my friend

 

[medicalj]

Hey welcome! Solid advice already. Good luck with the outdoor growing. You can definitely pull off a plant with the remaining summer.

One question for ya:

Why can't you grow indoors?

Only because you will need a place to dry, cure, and store your plants when and while they finish. A grow tent with an exhaust fan and carbon filter work good to control the smell indoors.

Take a look at Mephisto Genetics for seeds. I know these guys are mega popular and they have a Canadian site to shop from. I think you would have a pretty easy time with them as well.

Home

Welcome to Mephisto Genetics, the home of connoisseur automatic seeds. Since 2012 we have been on a mission to push the limits of the once humble automatic.

ca.mephistogenetics.com

I filtered for "novice" and "fast cycle"
65-75 days stated grow time.

Sour Stomper

It's getting harder to rate the frostiness of these new projects, but Sour Stomper is definitely very high up there and can only be described by a potentially invented word 'frostiliscious'.

ca.mephistogenetics.com

Cannot grow indoor yet as the apt is rent a room from does not allow it due to insurance issue. The curing and smell is not an issue. It's outdated fears of fire from lighting by the insurance companies here in Canada. Ihope to find a new place soon that would be more agreeable tonindoor growing. I have access to a close spot when I can grow outdoor.