Cold climate growing. Any tips for growing outside in Alaska?

ttystikk

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I live in Alaska and have quite a bit of room to grow( the whole forest!) Can anyone give out tips for cold short seasons? I'm planning to grow several indica strains and breeding with a pure auto flowering, and ruderalis indica.
COLD FRAMES. Helps early season if you can't veg indoors and late season to give longer finishers time to do their thing.
 

Akghostbuds420

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I got the seed from old school breeders association mixed pack for 25 bucks. They said GDP was the most prevalent strain in there. I hope it would be the real deal GDP. Probly some cross of it or f2s though.

This is the little girl/guy that survived a 22 degree night.
 

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ttystikk

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I got the seed from old school breeders association mixed pack for 25 bucks. They said GDP was the most prevalent strain in there. I hope it would be the real deal GDP. Probly some cross of it or f2s though.

This is the little girl/guy that survived a 22 degree night.
That's a badass baby!

I've run GDP in my setup, I was not impressed. I've found that environment makes a big difference so don't be discouraged by my experience.
 

ttystikk

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What was your review of GDP?
Pros cons
Took forever to grow, cuz I grow them 6' tall. It didn't smell super awesome- not a big deal to me, but it's an indicator. It was a heavy indica, but I didn't really get the heavy high from it. Didn't yield well. I just was not impressed all the way around- but then, I live in Colorado and I do realize I'm drowning in premium cuts here compared to most other places.
 

testiclees

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I got the seed from old school breeders association mixed pack for 25 bucks. They said GDP was the most prevalent strain in there. I hope it would be the real deal GDP. Probly some cross of it or f2s though.

This is the little girl/guy that survived a 22 degree night.
On another thread there was a dude talking about germination techniques. He mentioned that sometimes seeds that he had tossed out the door in autumn germed and broke through the snow in spring!
 

vostok

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Grow indoors till mid veg then move outdoors to take advantage of the longer summer days

seed selection is vital to any further grows in temperate climates

take a look at viking seeds in Scandinavia

good luck
 
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rkymtnman

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can you get the matanuska thundefuck strain? that's from up your way.

my main problem is hail. will look like swiss cheese
 
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