Crookedfinger
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Anyone know of a good outdoor strain that is good in high heat summers? What Bank can I get them from?
Outdoor heat resistant strain?
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Crookedfinger
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5 days, 83 views and nothing? $%^#@
Your average everyday equatorial sativa. Go with a pure (or what passes for one these days) landrace from a hot climate.
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Crookedfinger
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Thanks tortured soul. You would think that would be common sense. Guess that's what i get for posting while partaking. Have you grown any that you recommend? Landrace?
HigherDrifter
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Landrace is used interchangeably with heirloom. They're breeds of, in our case, plant breeds that have evolved and propagated naturally in specific regions without the "human hand" in it.
Good example would be the Eldorado which is a landrace from Oaxaca region of Mexico or Sativa Mexicana...those would do very well in hot climates. More would be like Colombian, African, Thai, Ganja strains from Jamaica mahn, you know...*cough*
Genuine landraces aren't that easy to come by nowadays with all the crossbreeding that's been going on with a lot of outdoor grows, both legal and otherwise. Lot's of commercial growers are crossing with Indicas for yield and profit rather than...well, whatever.
Almost forgot to mention, there are some Hawaiian landraces strains...can't remember what they are.
Good example would be the Eldorado which is a landrace from Oaxaca region of Mexico or Sativa Mexicana...those would do very well in hot climates. More would be like Colombian, African, Thai, Ganja strains from Jamaica mahn, you know...*cough*
Genuine landraces aren't that easy to come by nowadays with all the crossbreeding that's been going on with a lot of outdoor grows, both legal and otherwise. Lot's of commercial growers are crossing with Indicas for yield and profit rather than...well, whatever.
Almost forgot to mention, there are some Hawaiian landraces strains...can't remember what they are.
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