Need help choosing an ourdoor strain (WA state) +rep

[seattlesmoke247]

Title says it all, I am looking for a fast flowering outdoor strain for washington state area.. Any reccomendations would be greatly appreciated seeing as I only have a few weeks left to choose the strain.. Also what website you would get the specific strain would also be very helpful. +rep for helpful responses, thank you guys

seattlesmoke247 Reviewed by seattlesmoke247 on 03-23-2009. Need help choosing an ourdoor strain (WA state) +rep Title says it all, I am looking for a fast flowering outdoor strain for washington state area.. Any reccomendations would be greatly appreciated seeing as I only have a few weeks left to choose the strain.. Also what website you would get the specific strain would also be very helpful. +rep for helpful responses, thank you guys Rating: 5

[seattlesmoke247]

A few thoughts are Northernberry (NL x Blueberry) or perhaps something like Early Girl, or Hollands Hope however I'm not sure of the potency. I want the most trichrome packed early finishing bud I can get! Any info would be greatly appreciated. :stoned:

[bigtopsfinn]

Hey Seattlesmoke!

How about some Power Plant? Your other suggestions were good also... I'm thinking that your area is similar to Holland, in that it rains a lot and temps are quite mild, so going with the Dutch outdoor strains will probably be a good bet. :jointsmile:

[seattlesmoke247]

Dang I can't give you reputation at the moment, but thank you for the response! I am going to browse around for dutch strains and see what I can find.

[BigLeagueJew]

I am in the Washington area and for awhile I thought I was going to grow outdoor. I was just about to buy Hollands Hope until I started indoor. Although not the most potent, it survives in cooler conditions and needs less sunlight than other strains. Hope that helps a bit.

[bigtopsfinn]

No worries... I can't rep you either!:jointsmile:

I forgot to add that the PP is pretty potent, at least the stuff I smoked in Holland. Tasty and crystally, YUM! :stoned:

[the image reaper]

definitely want a strain that tolerates lots of rain ... sativas are best for that, as they tend to be tall, skinny, with airy buds, that don't accumulate moisture ... but, they have looong flowering periods, not a good situation ... I was stationed at Ft. Lewis, and suspect kelp/seaweed would be ideal, grows underwater ... just kidding ... tough place to grow, I would think ... some places are best suited to indoor grows ... :smokin:

[stinkybudz]

guerilla gold#3

[killerweed420]

BC Big Bud would be a good strain because its been grown for years here in the NW and is also a very nice strain, good mix of head high and body high.

[MPLSweedman]

trainwreck