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Wh1te

Apr 13 2004, 05:11 PM

Hi all,

Wanting a few plants to grow outdoors near east coast of ireland.

Climate is simialr to here really.

Want:

1 either 100% sat or sat dominant strain
1 50 50
1 either 100% indica or indica dominant strain

Prob be cool with 5 or 10 seeds of each.

Can anyone recommend good outdoor strains for this kind of thing, and a good seedbank to use.

Afraid i don't know anything much about outdoors, so all help valuable.

Vincent Vega

Apr 13 2004, 05:37 PM

from what ive picked up recantly your climate would be fine for the like of durban poison and any other early flowerer chek out the uk 420 store they have ooads of good outdoor stuff..................

check out what other people are going for but it will depend on the summer you get in the long run

Lozzy

Apr 13 2004, 06:31 PM

You may have some probs with the pure sat or sat dom strains, they are'nt ready before november or even later so in the climate you have up there it will be a very difficult job to keep them alive if you don't have a greenhouse.

Thaty is what an armchair grower says so wait for the real experts!

Highest Grade

Apr 13 2004, 08:35 PM

QUOTE (Wh1te @ Apr 13 2004, 06:11 PM)

1 either 100% sat or sat dominant strain

hey man hows it going?

yeah you wont be able to grow a 100% sat in the ireland or anywhere in the UK i dont think.

go for "Early" straines e.g Ealry girls, Early buddy, try Durban posion, sensi seed outdoor mix. good seed bank? UK420 is an EXCELLENT seed bank, fast and efficent!

start to germ them around now. plant outside aroundmay/june harvest september to November time. will you be force flowering them at all? will it be a gurilla grow? good luck man take alook round here for info!

hope that helped man

HG

lestat

Apr 18 2004, 10:07 PM

Hi m8,

I reckon Durban poison as thats what I used last year, plant in May.
Start of indoors first is possible?

Lestat

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