Bud Rot/Mold resistant strains for outdoors

[riverrat14]

Hey all. I'm in the tropics and need some suggestions for strains that can handle rainy periods during flowering.

I'll start off by mentioning Mango is an awsome strain for yield, flavour, potency and mold/rain resistance.

Others hollands hope, early skunk.

What else handles the rain during flower?

riverrat14 Reviewed by riverrat14 on 10-11-2007. Bud Rot/Mold resistant strains for outdoors Hey all. I'm in the tropics and need some suggestions for strains that can handle rainy periods during flowering. I'll start off by mentioning Mango is an awsome strain for yield, flavour, potency and mold/rain resistance. Others hollands hope, early skunk. What else handles the rain during flower? Rating: 5

[kaj621]

ummm.. im growing some nirvana purple power and they gone through some "tough" shit and all my plants (4) turned out to be female and even when flowering.. they easily get threw the rain

[riverrat14]

Early misty from reports at nirvana is good also.

Come on people keep them coming! :rasta:
Don't want no moldy shit!

[devilvenom]

we need a whole list here of which are, i got some og and grape ape and a thumper, with my luck i'm in for some bad news.

[the image reaper]

general rule-of-thumb, sativas and sativa-dominants work best in the wet climates ... the buds are sparser, not as dense, and the air is able to get through them easier ... also, sativa landraces generally come more from the damper 'jungle' type countries and islands, rather than dry arid regions of the Middle East ... :smokin:

[KL4D4]

wow that makes me really happy to think about. It's been raining these last three days here temps were in the 80s last week now they are in the 50's and I still figure I got some time til harvest.

[stinkyattic]

The strain Island Sweet Skunk, sold by Federation as Sweet Island Skunk, is known to handle rain well- it's a true IBL from Vancouver and dries off quickly after rainfall because of the way the buds are structured.
I'm not sure how it likes heat though.
Look for strains that do NOT set extremely large or dense buds, and always plant in an area that gets both early morning sunlight and a nice breeze.