what is the best auto you have run outdoors overall?

[h..truman]

im looking for an auto to breed to a photo strain for outside....potency is a must,and more solid buds with mold resistance...fruity,lemon are my fav tastes,but no in stone,
anyone run any solid autos outside?

 

[gorilla grape]

I have the same question, but after doing a little research you can expect about the same time 8-10 weeks for all. Have you found a seed bank yet?

 

[h..truman]

id like to get a few recommendations first,but i have been looking at 3 bears og

 

[h..truman]

nobody runs autos outdoors?

 

[gorilla grape]

nobody runs autos outdoors?

well i be running outdoors check out my YouTube:Gorilla grape I ordered from crop king seeds

 

[Starbreaker]

@stepside grows outdoors. I think @budelee does too.

 

[budelee]

@stepside grows outdoors. I think @budelee does too.

My favorite/best outdoor plant has been a Chem dog photo,weather here kinda limits my outdoor photo plants,i only have one outdoor plant this year...Chem dog is easy to grow and has been the strongest most trich covered plant to date,i keep em short and trained which prolly hurt yield..Second best is L.A. Confidential..a huge yielder with potent smoke!!!

 

[budelee]

Sorry guys,i posted about photoperiod plants... Auto ultimate is the best ive grown outside..rhey love natural sunlight and turned into monsters..Very easy to grow and can take the high end of the feed scale when grown in sunlight!!!

 

[h..truman]

not too much info for an autoflower forum...
thank you for replying budelee,starbreaker and gorilla grape.....auto ultimate looks pretty good

 

[Exotic Flower]

im looking for an auto to breed to a photo strain for outside....potency is a must,and more solid buds with mold resistance...fruity,lemon are my fav tastes,but no in stone, anyone run any solid autos outside?

Hi @h..truman --

I've just recently started doing autos outdoors. Many year ago I did photo plants indoors (back when there were no such thing as "auto" plants).
So, your question is interesting to me, too. But, first of all, the most important thing is what kind of location and climate are you at?
Latitude will obviously have a big influence on the potential daylight hours you have each day. Some plants will need more, others not so much.
What is your climate like? This includes temperature highs and lows, some plants can take the heat or cold, others can't.
And of course humidity, and levels of rain (even if you are doing your own watering). And unless you're using pots / bags / your own mix, what is the local soil like?

Love and hugs,
Maria