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Click on the country you live in and find out wich marijuana seed strains are the best suitable in climate you live in. |
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Greenland has the coldest climate possible and it's difficult to grow marijuana outdoor in this climate. There are a few strains that will survive in this climate :
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The North part of Canada has a cold climate the best marijuana strains to use are strains that are strong and breeded for
the colder climates and are mostly indica or indica/sativa mixed :
-Central
The Central part of Canada is has the same cold climate as the north but for this region you can use strains that are sativa/indica mixed :
-South
The south part of Canada is still a cold climate but a little closer to the equator so you can use strains for these region that are mostly indica or sativa/indica mixed :
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-North
The north part of the USA is a cold climate and to grow cannabis outdoor in this region the best to use are strains that are breeded for colder climates and are mostly indica or indica/sativa mixed :
-Central
The central part of the USA is a cold/mild climate and in this region the best strains to grow are mostly indica or sativa/indica mixed :
-South
The South part of the USA is a mild/warm climate and a lot of strains can be grown outdoor in this region. Mostly indica, sativa/indica mixed and mostly sativa strains can be used :
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Central and South America |
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Varieties that might grow are landraces from Thailand, Cambodia, Jamaica and Brazil and some of the central African countries.
You could try some of the mostly Sativa commercial varieties. These are adapted for higher latitudes so they will flower several months earlier where you are, ripening in September and October. The Haze varieties may also be of some use. However, your best program might be to use well-adapted Sativas and to make your own crosses with Indicas or Indica
-Sativa hybrids.
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Western Europe (north part) |
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The north part of Europe is a cold/mild climate and to grow cannabis outdoor in this region the best to use are strains that are breeded for colder climates and are mostly indica or indica/sativa mixed :
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Western Europe (central part) |
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The central part of Europe is a cold/mild climate and in this region the best strains to grow are mostly indica or sativa/indica mixed :
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Western Europe (south part) |
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The South part of Europe is a mild/warm climate and a lot of strains can be grown outdoor in this region. Mostly indica, sativa/indica mixed and mostly sativa strains can be used :
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Varieties that might grow are landraces from Thailand, Cambodia, Jamaica and Brazil and some of the central African countries.
You could try some of the mostly Sativa commercial varieties. These are adapted for higher latitudes so they will flower several months earlier where you are, ripening in September and October. The Haze varieties may also be of some use. However, your best program might be to use well-adapted Sativas and to make your own crosses with Indicas or Indica
-Sativa hybrids.
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If you live near the Equator the south Indian varieties from Tamil and Madya Pradish would do very well.
These plants are very vigorous and flower abundantly in India's hot, dry summers.
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The eastern part of Europe is a cold/mild climate and in this region the best strains to grow are mostly indica or sativa/indica mixed :
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The summers are generally long and dry; it is warm in the north and hot in the south. The average July temperature varies
from 19 degrees in the north to the 28-30 degrees C in the south. In the mountain regions the summers are short and
moderate, while the winters are rather warm.
You could try some of the mostly Sativa commercial varieties. These are adapted for higher latitudes so they will flower several months earlier where you are, ripening in September and October. The Haze varieties may also be of some use. However, your best program might be to use well-adapted Sativas and to make your own crosses with Indicas or Indica
-Sativa hybrids.
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If you live near the Equator the south Indian varieties from Tamil and Madya Pradish would do very well.
These plants are very vigorous and flower abundantly in South-East Asia's hot, dry summers.
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The North Australian climat is simular to the south Asian summers! These plants are very vigorous and flower abundantly in North Australia's hot, dry summers.
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The summers are generally long and dry; it is warm in the south and hot in the North. The average July temperature varies
from 19 degrees in the South to the 28-30+ degrees C in the North.
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New Zealand has a mild/warm climate and a lot of strains can be grown outdoor in this region. Mostly indica, sativa/indica mixed and mostly sativa strains can be used :
In the South part of New Zealand you can also choose for:
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Good Luck !! |
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