Guerilla Growing in a Wet Climate
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Thanks Gaz. I considered that but the air humidity gets so high that it might even ruin plants protected from rain. I also have heard about autoflower strains that can ripen before the onset of fall, but I don't have any experience with that. It's a difficult climate here in northern Oregon, perhaps there's no way around it...
northeastmarco
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It is a difficult climate there. Lots of info here from growers there and New England for good strains to grow.
backtracker
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autos are easy they flower in a set amount of time they don't need the 13 hours to flower. get seeds from a known breeder that flower in under 90 days and you can beat that early rain. I have web feet I grew up in Oregon, lived in Milwaukee, a river rat.
Lucky Luke
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We had/having a terrible year on the east coast of aussie to.
Strains that finsh early like Black Dog can work
Strains that finsh early like Black Dog can work
I'm thinking autos might be worth a try. The weather is definitely good enough throughout summer. Autumn is the problem.
Last year I grew half a dozen northern lights in the woods, all throughout September, great weather, just a few weeks away from harvest, Bam! Record-setting rainfall for the entire month of October.
Last year I grew half a dozen northern lights in the woods, all throughout September, great weather, just a few weeks away from harvest, Bam! Record-setting rainfall for the entire month of October.
