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The only way to really know is to hear from folks who have tested them in those wet conditions. The ones that survived best for me last year were Mimosa and granddaddy purps (GDP).

Another way some folks in OR handle the onset of rain is to just breed in the shortest possible flower cycle so that they can harvest ahead of the wet weather.

Pure Michigan, California has extraordinarily dry summers. If the Colorado river weren’t drained dry there’d be little agriculture there, and the rest would be devoured by phylloxera. Here in OR, it’s also quite dry, but at the end of September, it flips from sun season to rain season and some...

I had awful problems with wet weather last fall. I lost a lot of my outdoor crop to rot, so this year I have an indoor room setup on standby for the moment it starts to look like rain. I’d prefer to just shelter them but I don’t have the resources and I do have an indoor grow room. They’re...