Urhighness88
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I'm starting to look at seeds for next season and I wanted to get something that is perfect for my area (SoCal) not to talk but yields alot potent and flavorful! Please any help is appreciated!
What is the perfect outdoor plant.
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Urhighness88
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And idk if there aas plants that aare mold resistant and bbig resistant too?
team420
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perfect strain...lol Good luck finding your white unicorn 
there may be one strain that is perfect fro this years conditions, but not next years....
Try to concentrate more on giving your plants what they need, not picking the perfect plant for your conditions....
You ,may luck into getting the right strain, at the right time, but better to plan on growing the strain you have as best as possible.
In fact... I usually just pick a strain, then grow it.... Better that way, then getting an unknown, and fucking things up.... Especially at this point in the season....
there may be one strain that is perfect fro this years conditions, but not next years....
Try to concentrate more on giving your plants what they need, not picking the perfect plant for your conditions....
You ,may luck into getting the right strain, at the right time, but better to plan on growing the strain you have as best as possible.
In fact... I usually just pick a strain, then grow it.... Better that way, then getting an unknown, and fucking things up.... Especially at this point in the season....
hoonry
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if I lived in socal and didn't have to worry about killing frosts I would grow a mostly or pure sativa. I don't know if there is an "ideal" strain for your area but I bet there is a bunch that perform well. I would identify what kind of smoke yer goin' for - then peruse the seedbanks for strain descriptions until you find something that matches your tastes. of course I'm assuming that you're growing for stash - one consideration is that some plants are more fun to grow than to smoke...
maryjaneslave
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sativa dominate strains grow well outdoors, neviells haze
HeadieNugz
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The one that grows
J/K..that would be a personal choice I think and where you live of course.[/QUOTE
Precisely, its on contigent upon several variables... Your environmental stressors, E.G RH, Temp ranges, Wind, Hours of daylight per season Etc.
Then of course the personal variables to account for: Are you looking for higher yeild, shorter time to harvest, potency?... etc.
Go onto the 'Tude, or Nirvana with a cannapedia and do some research. First off, make up your mind on what your looking for, insteada having us make it up for you. Knowing what your looking for makes what ever it is a whole lot easier to find, mate.
Urhighness88
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Well I live in SoCal but the area is not always the greatest weather the morning dew is real heavy some mornings and it doesn clear till around noon also it is quite windy in my back yard. And the temps are around 55-85 90 On a real good hot day!
Garden Boss
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Feminized Wonder Woman from Nirvana. I have one in a 20 gallon smart pot and I expect way over a pound off of her. Dense and Skunky 
Next year I plan on doing a bunch in 300 gallon smart pots.
http://www.nirvanashop.com/en/feminized-marijuana-seeds/744-wonder-woman-feminized-5-seeds.html
Next year I plan on doing a bunch in 300 gallon smart pots.
http://www.nirvanashop.com/en/feminized-marijuana-seeds/744-wonder-woman-feminized-5-seeds.html
Ichiefmorethn u
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Positronics blue rhino is a great outdoor strain been growing it for years... Usually yield around 2lbs per plant... This is just a pic of this years it's 5ft 6in. Tall & 8ft wide
Urhighness88
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These seem pretty bushy? Would those be good in a area that has alot of overcast and heavy dew?
Ichiefmorethn u
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Yea but mines tied down.... They grow huge if not tied down and I really don't believe in topping so I just let it grow... They grow big even in overcast... as for heavy dew might cause some problems
Urhighness88
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Dam ya I'm thinking mold is my biggest enemy