growing in the rain forest

[spongebobsmokepants]

Just curious if any have had success in the rain forest or does the short season and excessive rain destroy the plants or generate mold issues?

spongebobsmokepants Reviewed by spongebobsmokepants on 08-01-2007. growing in the rain forest Just curious if any have had success in the rain forest or does the short season and excessive rain destroy the plants or generate mold issues? Rating: 5

[natureisawesome]

Hi, I just got back from a 7 day hike from altair down through the bogachiel river trail. It sure was wet.

I think that the rainforest is probably a terrible place to grow. To grow marijauna with good resin/thc you need a much dryer climate with less rainfall. The amount of rainfall you get in those rainforest valleys is so immense I think it would flood the plants almost immediately, if they didn't die of shock during transplant first.

I am going up to the hoh rain forest probably tomarrow, If you see a guy with a big red kelty pack on, that's me. I'll probably be passing through the wilderness information center/bus depot (isn't that great, it's open all night.) Good chance I might even spend the night there, I've done it a few times now.

If you really are curious whether a plant would grow there, you should try it out, but next year. It's much too late in the year to start growing outdoors now.

I was thinking that squim might be suitable. It's supposed to be sunny there almost every single day.

I guess there's a reason why weed grows so well in california..