Michigan outdoor question

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bigplant

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I have been searching for the best strain for maximum yield in Michigan. I have a couple Canalope Kush plants going now, doing good but would like to optimize my grow. I am looking for a strain that needs minimal maintenance because I will be growing Guerilla style. This is for 2015 by the way. I need to hash things out now though. I would like to get a good strain from seeds and find the optimal phenotype before cutting clones, process take a while.... I have been searching and cant find a good mi grow journal with strain. Also, when you see the SC monsters with the raised soil grows, what are they using to contain the soil? it almost looks like a burlap sack. Please let me know.

Thanks in advance!
 
wvblazin

wvblazin

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You can't expect to get an answer instantaneously this time of the year. I'm sure lots of people are camping out with their crops.
 
doubletake

doubletake

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bigplant said:
I have been searching for the best strain for maximum yield in Michigan. I have a couple Canalope Kush plants going now, doing good but would like to optimize my grow. I am looking for a strain that needs minimal maintenance because I will be growing Guerilla style. This is for 2015 by the way. I need to hash things out now though. I would like to get a good strain from seeds and find the optimal phenotype before cutting clones, process take a while.... I have been searching and cant find a good mi grow journal with strain. Also, when you see the SC monsters with the raised soil grows, what are they using to contain the soil? it almost looks like a burlap sack. Please let me know.

Thanks in advance!
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There called smart pots bud
Try and get 45 or 65 gallon smart pots tan or black

(black might do better for you since it's cold here it might help keep the roots warm instead of tan, we use tan in Cali to keep roots cool so you can do the opposite over there)

shoot 100s if you think you can handle but I wouldn't go that big in michigan yet.

As far as strain get a mostly indica dominant strain so she finishes early, like a 80/20 indica/sativa.

These are my girls in 45s, crazy that's only two months and there like 8-9 feet in the smart pots.


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Mhogs

Mhogs

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Strains good in Michigan. Being a Michigan native, I've had buddies do well with strains that do well in the Holland/ Amsterdam climate. Not big for advertising and name dropping but hope that helps. Looks for strains that traditionally were created for/ from that environment.
 
texasjack

texasjack

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doubletake said:
There called smart pots bud
Try and get 45 or 65 gallon smart pots tan or black

(black might do better for you since it's cold here it might help keep the roots warm instead of tan, we use tan in Cali to keep roots cool so you can do the opposite over there)

shoot 100s if you think you can handle but I wouldn't go that big in michigan yet.

As far as strain get a mostly indica dominant strain so she finishes early, like a 80/20 indica/sativa.

These are my girls in 45s, crazy that's only two months and there like 8-9 feet in the smart pots.


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Do you just sit in that chair and meditate? I would
 
doubletake

doubletake

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texasjack said:
Do you just sit in that chair and meditate? I would
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Haha yea well I put it in the middle for size but yea usually it's facing the other way and I just smoke and watch them

Hah I'm getting a hammock this week so I can watch them at night and keep the dirty filthy ripper hands off my buds ha
 
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bigplant

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thinking of making my own smart parts using landscaping fabric and some staples/glue, still looking for a good strain....
 
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bigplant

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also looking for a good 65 gallon soil mixture, something idiot proof, for example, 25 gallons top soil, 10 gallons perlite, 10 gallons compost, 10 gallons coir, 10 gallons verm, 2 cups osmocote, mix and go, add some super bloom at beginning and end of flower and be done, anyone have any good info on this? thanks!
 
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