Organic Guerrilla Seeds

[OrganicOil 14]

Any Guerrilla growers that have used Organic Seeds in Northern cold climates? 

 

Thinking about getting Hubble Bubble seeds for next years grow but don't know how good they are? 

 

Any recommendations?

[panik 21,073]

Stick to tried and tested strains,.. never heard of hubble bubble, 

[OrganicOil 14]

12 hours ago, panik said:

Stick to tried and tested strains,.. never heard of hubble bubble, 

 

Seedfinder dot eu have a huge database with all the strains 

[flighty 16,973]

10 minutes ago, OrganicOil said:

 

Seedfinder dot eu have a huge database with all the strains 

Panik means tried and tested outdoors in the UK.

You could end up with rot on a stick or plants that just won't grow as our climate isn't exactly ideal. 

[OrganicOil 14]

6 minutes ago, beezee said:

Panik means tried and tested outdoors in the UK.

You could end up with rot on a stick or plants that just won't grow as our climate isn't exactly ideal. 

 

Thanks, sorry for my misunderstanding. 

 

Is there any threads on this forum that growers have used organic outdoor strains ?

[flighty 16,973]

Are organic seeds a company or breeders? If not, then organic is just a way of growing and any plants can be grown that way. 

 

Check the plant of the year threads in this section. 

[OrganicOil 14]

37 minutes ago, beezee said:

Are organic seeds a company or breeders? If not, then organic is just a way of growing and any plants can be grown that way. 

 

Check the plant of the year threads in this section. 

 

Company, like Dankonomics Genetics and Mandala. 

[Ch@ppers 17,899]

[Fry 2,003]

I'm always dubious of anything calling itself organic in any way. Instantly I start looking for the snake oil salesman. True organic produce is difficult to come by in a consumer society, certainly nothing in supermarkets is organic, especially the stuff given the label of it. 

 

Mandala Seeds they are called, for anyone interested. To me they look too good to be true, that story on the front page is a bit much. I mean they say northern climates, but do they really mean as far north as 53 and in a UK climate? Have they tested that? Seems to me probably not, otherwise someone on here would have heard about them.

Edited December 28, 2017 by Fry

[B0bbyBuds 2,055]

6 hours ago, Fry said:

certainly nothing in supermarkets is organic

 

Could you elaborate? 

 

 

[Lea Valley 4,265]

Hi @OrganicOil

You’ve just had some advice from a few “Players” in this game so take heed. 

 

My advice would be buy a pack and try them, then report your findings on here. 

There are plenty of new seed companies popping up nowadays and many growers do try the freebie seeds included with their seed orders from the seed banks. Sometimes a surprise and sometimes a huge disappointment the only way to find out is to get your hands dirty. While you’re experimenting you would also want some banker strains. Have a look at the Gorilla Plant of the year threads 2015 2016 and currently 2017 and pick a proven strain from the list posted by the people who have documented results. 

I personally did a few risk take strains this year that bit me badly but had the sense to have my banker strains Serious 6 and Killer Kush fv in the mix giving me a confirmed result. 

There’s no hard and fast rules with this hobby so just do what feels right. 

 

As far as organic, you grow in you’re own style. I only use powdered animals and forest compost which is pretty organic and gives a smooth smoke. 

[Permafrost 27]

Hi;

 

Several guerilla growers in north of France cultivated the "Mandala#1" (and some other Mandala's strains like "Satori") with good results (good yield, smoke, effects...) but none was early.

End october on average.