Growing outside in ireland

BIGBUDDZ

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Hey i am just curious and want to no if there is any strain of cannabis that will grow under heavy changing climates such as ireland?
 

BIGBUDDZ

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I dont think that applies to ireland the hottest ite gets here would be 30 degrees celcuis(wrong spelling)
I have my first grow setup in construction now up in my attic but am just curious would it work outside?
Would rain effect it aswell? because it rains a fair bit here even during the summer
 

trapper

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I dont think that applies to ireland the hottest ite gets here would be 30 degrees celcuis(wrong spelling)
I have my first grow setup in construction now up in my attic but am just curious would it work outside?
Would rain effect it as well? because it rains a fair bit here even during the summer
a strain called magic bud by paradise seeds i believe,may be wrong,also guarilla gold would work ive grown that,but look at bc outdoor strains from kindseed and they have some genetics,i found the trick is getting a resin airy bud that doesnt hold moisture,i grew island sweet skunk,it did great in a wet cold season,it never finished,but what was ready was quality.but BC has some really damp seasons,im trying an aphgan not sure of the name just aphgan dominant,a jack cleaner because reminds me of island sweet skunk in ways,and a few crosses i messed with that have early resin production.i try to find a hearty plant and smoke it at 4 weeks,if its decent it can go outside.but thats just my rule of thumb were im at,its cold and wet as well.im also trying some grapefruit crosses,they did well in rainy seasons on the west coast.but definately magic bud.as well as timewarp at kindseed or something with timewarp.i never grew auoto flowering but that might work.good luck,like you need it your irish.but what would william wallace grow find that out and your set,yes i know hes a scottsmen but im scottish/cree lol.
 

BIGBUDDZ

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Haha sound man thanks to all i think i will try this just as an experiment.. Do i need to water it every day aswell? And will i start it inside and then transport outside or do it all outside?
 

trapper

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you wont need much hardening off for ireland,you might want to give it half days outside the after 2 days leave it out.if its not in the ground you may have to water every day depending on pot size.
 

bicycle racer

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its good to know people grow in ireland i have visited beautiful place its where my ancestors are from mainly county cork and county kerry if i recall. i would consider living there some day but the weather is a big change from socal. anyways i would recommend autoflower strains or pure indicas.
 

trapper

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now that i think of it didnt you kill the potatoe,and potatoes are hard to kill,now im haveing second thought,playin with ya man.go for it,then next year and the year after you will be dialed in you have to start some were.their was a guy name dog on here thought he was from around your way.
 

The sim's Bob Newbie

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Paradise Rox is nice stuff - never grown it outdoors but from its description it seems like it was almost BRED for UK outdoor...! (mold/temperature fluctuation resistant...)
 

liblah

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get an early finnishing strain, dont think you can get away with growin whatever u want out here cos ul piss urself off. for propper hefty resutls auto/semi auto strains and all early finnising strains designed for outdoor-not greenhouse or indoor.
these work a treat
danish seeds
 

BIGBUDDZ

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Thanks mate i think i will try this in a while i want to try an find a easy accesable place to grow it first and finish my first indoor grow :) wich aint going well because i blew my last cfl light a few mins ago:( I have my babies under a crappy softglow light wich you will find around your house
 
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