What strains should i grow ?

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Stoned93

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Hey all.

I have decided to grow my own weed first time, outdoors. i live in Lahore, Pakistan. And considering the climate, its getting overwhelming to choose the strain that will be best to grow here. It goes like this:

Foggy Winters (15 Nov – 15 Feb)
Pleasant Spring (16 Feb - 15 April)
Summer (15 April - June) with storms and Heatwave periods
Rainy monsoon (July - 16 September)
and then Dry but pleasant Autumn (16 September-14 November)

On May and June, average highs routinely exceed 40 °C (104.0 °F) and July, with heavy rainfalls and evening thunderstorms. So i am worried about Heat, humidity and rainfalls. I only want pure sativa or some sativa dominant like Durban poison or orange bud, tired of this afghani indica hash. It makes me lazy, no bud here at all :-(

Security or stealth is not an issue cuz no one gives a fuck about it.
suggest me some strains that are best suited to this kind of climate and easy to grow. i am gonna order online, can you tell me which websites ship to Pakistan and what will be the best time to plant the seeds ?
Thanks
 
bass1014

bass1014

Well-Known Member
c99 outdoor x-line.. very easy to grow and will b the uppy sativa high your looking for..
 
Cpappa27

Cpappa27

Well-Known Member
Go with the traditional lowryder. Its not a bad strain as far as potency and taste, but best of all it gets like a foot tall and awesome for hidden grows.
 
Grojak

Grojak

Well-Known Member
can't you source some local pakistan hash producing plants? Look for strains that are from your region or crosses from your region.

Pakistan Valley from world of seeds
Afghan kushes
 
theexpress

theexpress

Well-Known Member
Stoned93 said:
Hey all.

I have decided to grow my own weed first time, outdoors. i live in Lahore, Pakistan. And considering the climate, its getting overwhelming to choose the strain that will be best to grow here. It goes like this:

Foggy Winters (15 Nov – 15 Feb)
Pleasant Spring (16 Feb - 15 April)
Summer (15 April - June) with storms and Heatwave periods
Rainy monsoon (July - 16 September)
and then Dry but pleasant Autumn (16 September-14 November)

On May and June, average highs routinely exceed 40 °C (104.0 °F) and July, with heavy rainfalls and evening thunderstorms. So i am worried about Heat, humidity and rainfalls. I only want pure sativa or some sativa dominant like Durban poison or orange bud, tired of this afghani indica hash. It makes me lazy, no bud here at all :-(

Security or stealth is not an issue cuz no one gives a fuck about it.
suggest me some strains that are best suited to this kind of climate and easy to grow. i am gonna order online, can you tell me which websites ship to Pakistan and what will be the best time to plant the seeds ?
Thanks
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look into super lemon haze or super silver haze... both are sativa dom heavily and easy to grow yield big and easy to trim... if they both finished in n. Illinois im sure they will have no issue blooming on time in paki.
 
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Stoned93

New Member
Grojak said:
can't you source some local pakistan hash producing plants? Look for strains that are from your region or crosses from your region.

Pakistan Valley from world of seeds
Afghan kushes
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i can not get local seeds they are from northern part of my country, i need some heat, mold and fungus resistant strains (auto-flowers)
 
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Stoned93

New Member
Grojak said:
can't you source some local pakistan hash producing plants? Look for strains that are from your region or crosses from your region.

Pakistan Valley from world of seeds
Afghan kushes
Click to expand...
they are from northern part of pakistan where its very cold and its hot as hell where i live, will those strains survive ?
 
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skinnyboy

Member
Very hard to grow out doors where u reside. Spider mites, white flies etc is a big problem in Lahore. Also try to start now growing now and get it done before mid april koz after that no way plants will survive out doors. U cannot grow outdoors from Apri to july end. If you can affford try indoors.
 
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