Heavy yielding fast flowers,outdoor strains only please.

OddBall1st said:

Why are you hauling 4 footers out grower ? I could chop a 4 footer down to just product in ten minutes on site ? Finish and grade later after transport.

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I vegged it till it was 4 foot, and cut it back then transplanted outside for the season. I would never haul a finished plant anywhere, like you stated I would chop her in the field for harvest.

Ok, I misread, You would need a dump truck if you had a large grow. I also think that like you, most are not gonna give their secrets out and could be why it`s taking so long to get what you`re after. You`re taking quite the risk doing that transplant.

It`s out there though. I`ve had bagseed flower in July and finish early Sept. but that`s useless to you because I couldn`t begin to tell ya what it was. Keep looking, someone will give in sooner or later.

I must be in the wrong thread...

I'm looking for a light, fluffy yielding flower that is a really slow flowering strain... something that has no outdoor resistance to mold, pests, critters or boogers. A total ass fucker!

Who's selling this special "connoisseur outdoor gear".

OddBall1st said:

Ok, I misread, You would need a dump truck if you had a large grow. I also think that like you, most are not gonna give their secrets out and could be why it`s taking so long to get what you`re after. You`re taking quite the risk doing that transplant.

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I only did that transplant thing once because it was very sketchy indeed. I would not recommend it. I just like hearing other people's experiences I'm sure that there are gems out there, but any strain done in august is a keeper in my book. Thanks for posting.

At EZmoover: Not sure what your deal is guy, ain't no one selling seeds. Someone tried to tell me no plants flower under 15 hours of light so I found the first strain for sell that flowers under 18 hours. Female seeds, not sure if their good or not, just used them for reference. But yes I would say you have the wrong thread.

thenotsoesoteric said:

Kootenay mountain seed company is one I was trying to remember. thanks mate. Early grizzly sounds killer. There used to be great white north seed company as well, but I haven't ran across them in a while. Also there used to be a strain called mighty mite, but I haven't seen it around for a while either.

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Hemp Depot has what you are looking for.

thenotsoesoteric said:

Why are you still on this thread. I already heard your two cents. I'm not concerned with what you think, guy.
We could sit here all fudging day with this dumb shit.

Why the hell would I have a reason to make shit up. I'm cool I'm just post shit out of my ass, because I have nothing better to do.

Learn to read troll. Easy sativa is just one of many that are not "autoflower" strain.

https://www.cannabis-seeds-bank.co.uk/female-seeds-easy-sativa/prod_638.html

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LOL on this one, they don't finish any sooner than other strains...says late September.

Why not talk to real Canadian breeder as opposed to messing around w/a distributor in Attitude.

http://www.peakseedsbc.com/

Or better yet, use the miracle strain that flowers outdoors in June you started this thread with. If it existed, you would not have any need to be here asking us questions.

Have a nice day.

Sunbiz1 said:

LOL on this one, they don't finish any sooner than other strains...says late September.

Why not talk to real Canadian breeder as opposed to messing around w/a distributor in Attitude.

http://www.peakseedsbc.com/

Or better yet, use the miracle strain that flowers outdoors in June you started this thread with. If it existed, you would not have any need to be here asking us questions.

Have a nice day.

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Again learn to read.
I said end of july, meaning July 31, aug 1ish. Most of the time it goes till mid august if put out in late april/earlyMay, but how often do we get to put shit out that early? If I put out in june, then yes the go till beginning sept. I don't know about you but I like to chop before the cold shitty late sept. weather hits. Mold's a bitch.

And if you could read you would have seen that I've ran lethal purple, manitoba poison, and both were done by mid sept as well. So yeah I've known about canadian breeders since you were in high school, hell maybe longer, late 90's . Whatever this bores me.

Do you really think there are no special phenos that have to stay clone only because breeding with them never gives you that same result as found in clone. Boy, let me think about that, there is Blue Dream, Girl Scout Cookies, and countless OGs. Why don't people just go buy seeds and get another? They are not called needles in the hay stack for nothing.

Besides who wants to do just one flavor only?

If you are just going to keep harping on that one fact, I will just start ignoring you. I started the thread as something to do, just in case I feel like going back out next year, and for others to share their experiences, not to argue with a someone who has the mentality of a child. variety is the spice of life. Enjoy.

Lethal Purple is a great early finishing outdoor strain, as you know. It usually produces two phenos; one sporting a large main cola with minimal side braching while the other is indeterminate in growth, shorter in stature and produces multiple branches and bud sites. You can find these beans at Hemp Depot under GWN. Happy Growing!

I am in the Midwest as well up near the border and am very interested in early strains. It freezes here early oct. I would like non autos preferably. I am open to any and all suggestions tho new to growing and this is my first year in the great outdoors. I have ten 6 foot plants about a week into flower now nervous if they will finish. Aurora indica , Crimea blue, and a critical sensi star put out two weeks ago in a five gallon bucket. Anyhow new to rollitup just wanna be a part of this great community on here followed along for a cpl years now on and off now finally doing it all! It's really an enjoyable hobby lol. Like I said any response is cool just looking for some feedback. And Sunbiz1 u should message me that strain it would be greatly appreciated. Enough with my story tho. Happy growing

I can recommend two strains from personal experience: Diablo - no idea who it was from, but I can find out if you're interested. Actually, I am going to find out anyway, because I want some for next year, and I'm already hunting for prospects. 2nd week of September in Nova Scotia, if memory serves, so a worse climate than yours, and I wouldn't say amazing yield with the effort I put into it that year (which wasn't much), but in a full bail of VPW30 with a feedbag of 2-year composted cowshit, plus bone and blood meal (separately) right in the mix to begin with, and an initial and two subsequent feedings with water soluble 20:20:20 (just sprinkled on dry), I would say you could probably pull a half pound off one, at a minimum. But...watch em for mold. They don't like it. However, I grow in a swamp, so the humidity is even higher there than usual in my climate. But I can say that it's worth the time. Dense, and seriously fucking potent. I'm no kid, and I been around for a long time, and don't associate with kiddies. My one buddy nicknamed it 'the mule' because he said it kicked like one. It did. Also, Mandala #1 from Mandala seeds. Again, wasn't a heavy yielder with the efforts that year - about the same as Diablo, and I figure you could pull off about the same as that, under the conditions I described above - but again, an early finisher. No, not August, and definitely not July, but early September. And that is in Nova Scotia, so worse than where you're at. And very nice quality. Pleasant tasting and smelling, and also cheap. I'm going to ask Mike at Sagarmatha if he'll divulge what the strains were in the Magical Mystery Mix #1 packs Gypsy Nirvana was giving away a few years back, because there were three strains in that that were utterly fucking amazing, and all of which finished here. If you're interested, lemme know, and I'll pass it on if I find out.

Hey Johnny, I am very interested in early finishing strains and I am just over the border in NB. I had too chop some tops this wkend cause I was tired of losing them to mold. They are only 6wks into flowering.

burner89 said:

Hey Johnny, I am very interested in early finishing strains and I am just over the border in NB. I had too chop some tops this wkend cause I was tired of losing them to mold. They are only 6wks into flowering.

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PM me to remind me. I'm headed to bed, but I'll tell you what I know, tomorrow. But check out my other thread on this topic. I haven't checked it yet today, so there might be some information there, and I'm hoping for more. I've got the same question asked on 3 other forums, and it'll be on a fourth tomorrow, too. So hopefully I'll have some info for ya outside of my own personal knowledge, at some point.

I`m from eastern Canada too and have been testing strains each year, no keepers this year,still got a few out that need some time but they will be chopped a little early. I grew out early skunk from bc seed king and they were very heavy dense nuggets, big yield and all finished by September 18th. Although I had 19 of 25 males and a friend of mine had 17 of 25 males the year previous, I dunno if it was just luck, I have considered reordering and sexing the plants before revegging and taking clones but I don`t know how stressful this would be. I was lucky enough to get some getaway mountain strains which will definately be keepers, I think they could finish by mid september here no problem. I have heard timewarp and pinewarp and strains of that decent do very well in Canada and are moild resistant. I grow in swampy areas too and that`s usually a problem.

Guys it is possible for a strain to become climatized to a certain environment, and a plant can finish by end of July, they are not normally sold thru seedbanks but usually passed on thru family and friends. I mean this with all due respect friends, but do a little research on climatization its pretty cool stuff.

You guys can check out RCMC seeds,they specialize in early outdoor genetics,huge selection of late August thru September finishers,check them out,a good friend of mine has grown quite a few of the strains in the northeast with great success and has convinced me to grab a few packs for next year after a smoke session.

here are a few of my East Coast ladies WonderChunk. (My Wonderwoman x Chocolate Chunk)

https://www.rollitup.org/members/drgreenthumbvt-318057/albums/outdoor-grow-2013-32769/2989722-photo-2/

View attachment 2991699 my Wonderchunks (Wonder Woman X Chocolate Chunk) Keep in mind that these are East Cost ladies..It much easier to grow 2-4lb plants on the west but on the East it take a good strain and a little technique

DrGreenthumb333 said:

Guys it is possible for a strain to become climatized to a certain environment, and a plant can finish by end of July, they are not normally sold thru seedbanks but usually passed on thru family and friends. I mean this with all due respect friends, but do a little research on climatization its pretty cool stuff.

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Sorry, old ass thread and I no longer have to worry about short seasons in the midwest but glad to see people do read out there instead of spew opinions.

I was trying to tell another cat this same thing but he was a troll and just kept living in denial. The cut I experienced was given the name Oak and was a family heirloom strain that my buddy's dad (an original hippie/biker guy) and his inner circle had for decades. I've seen it finish and was being smoked in early august so the bud had to have been cut earlier. People on here would rather argue than share. Cheers.

I'm in the PNW and get hella rain by the end of september. Cinex? not sure on spelling, will finish by third week of september, Bubblegum, finishes at the end. This year I'm hedging my bets with oregongreenseed, OGOG (late aug.- early sept), Bash (late sept.), and Cindy's Blue Cheese (early -mid sept). They are tried and true in my neighborhood.