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Hey guys, I'm on the equator and want to grow sweet skunk outdoor, the problem is by the time they finish it will hit rainy season. I plan to top them them multiple times to produce a lot of pop corn buds. Do u think the mould will destroy them? Am I better off with pure Thais, hazes or other...

Really nice nice looking bud mate. Hows the smell? Im about to start a grow outdoors on the equator where the humidity is always around 80%. Ive ordered some sweet skunk as its mikes most sativa leaning plant, which will reduce the chance of budrot. Im also looking at ace seeds as they have...

Beautiful plant, how long did you veg for?

Perfect I'll definitely try and get my hands on some c99, just emailed Mike now. I'm happy I don't have to grow any of the pure landrace sativas that take 4 to 6 months to finish

Thanks for the reply. I didn't know he had the c99, I'll definitely hit him up for some. I was looking at the sweet c99, sweet skunk and skunk berry and northern skunk.

Been reading this thread for a couple days and can't wait to order some beans. I'm doing a grow on the equator where the light is 12/12 all year round, so pretty much any strain goes into flower as soon as its sexually mature, around the 5th node. My biggest concern is mould, although it won't...

Yea they both start to flower around the fifth node, indicas will finish sooner and produce less, my question is will I have mould issues in a climate with no rain but high humidity?

I don't want to grow autos, I want to grow indicas. Indicas will flower straight away because the light is 12/12 here all year round. I'll only get a small yield but I'm fine with that. I just want to know if I'll have mould issues in a climate with no rain but high humidity 80% plus

I would like to start a grow outdoor on the equator. The light is 12/12 all year round, usually I grow sativas and they do really well. I want to start growing indicas, I know the yield will be really small as they will flower as soon as the plant is mature, I'm fine with a small yield. The...