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[tndave]

Anyone grown outside in the mid south,North Mississippi/ Eastern Arkansas and can give advice? Spent many years in Ukiah CA, did both indoor and outdoor? Had to relocate back to the mid-south. Want to pop a few beans for personal and have some fun. Before I order seeds, any advice on some genetics that would be more suitable for the high humidity, extremely hot summers. I am a fan of the older strains that haven’t been diluted as well. Thanks

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[ZoomyCat]

I have no idea about growing in your area. But the pure strains you’re discussing are often called “Landrace strains”.

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[tndave]

Oh yeah landrace strains are the cornerstone of genetics, guess I was talking more about the different ones before the whole cookie craze took over-all are hybrids but a good Haze, bubblegum, sour d, the original blueberry (dj short) some different kush phenos etc…i appreciate your response

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[kyskunky]

Huckleberry hill farms I’m in ky there stuff is mostly outdoors paridise pine works good around here Canna country Ridgeline mendo hogfarm sohum they mostly have outdoor strains

• This reply was modified 11 months ago by  kyskunky.

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[tndave]

Nice I appreciate the rapid response man

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[kyskunky]

Skunkreallyworks all his stuff works around here if u like skunk

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[tndave]

I love skunk strains. I don’t know if I am correct regarding the classic dank (skunk smell) but I heard herb began smelling that way from the Hindu Kush strains that came in the scene in the 70s / 80s. You probably know more than I do,from what I read the old landraces (Mexican,Columbian,Thai Hawaiian etc ) didn’t have that odor. I found that interesting.

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[seedpoppa]

I live in tn and deal with the humidity. Jack Tripper from irie genetics (lemon skunk x Jack the Ripper) handles the humidity really well. Just keep it away from people due to smell

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[tndave]

I appreciate the response.

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