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Looking to grow in New York

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Hi, im looking to grow some plants indoor and outdoors this New York Summer and was wondering if there is a specific strain i should use and provider for this grow then maybe i would use if i was somewhere else.
 
I always have good luck with Sour Diesel Auto, AK47 Auto, and Northern Lights Auto outdoors. There was an auto strain that I had trouble with bud rot 2 years in a row but can't remember the name right now but it will come to me. The AK47 always seem to give the highest yields for me. Platinum Kush is another I had good luck with. Just getting into indoor grows but always start seeds indoors. I live way up in Northern New York. 50 miles north of Watertown.
I have got seeds from ILGM and RQS. The majority of seeds I have grown over the last 50 years were seeds I got from a friend, that they got from a friend that got them from friend from somebody they knew.
I am not a high tech grower but there are a lot of them on here. Also go to the main homepage and find lots of tips from the owner of the site Nebula Haze and Sirius Foursides.
Good Luck!
1toke
 
I'm 20 minutes north of Syracuse,any strain that is mold and rot resistant is what you want,it gets really humid here
 
Allenpro have been in a few lake effect snow storms. I have lived in Northern NY my whole life so they aren't really a big deal. Just part of living up here. 🤷‍♂️
 
Lived through the winter of 77 & 78 in Ky, Lake Effect snow storms in NY and Nor Easterens in Maine and if I was given a choice I would take Earthquakes in CA. No hipe build up, and they are over in a few minutes.
 
Sure what's the worst that could happen? Just a building fall on you or the earth open up and swallow you.
In a blizzard you are made to stay home, drink coffee, smoke dope and throw another log on the fire. That's dangerous!🤣
 
Avoid old buildings and glass stores and earthquakes ain't nothing but a thing. California has among the strictest building codes in the US. We get all the types of weather there are on the planet, plus earthquakes and forest fires. I've done killer heat and dust storms in Saudi Arabia. Hurricanes in Louisiana. Tornados in Texas. The thing about a weather event is you know when to expect it. If you are unprotected from or in the path of a tornado or hurricane, it is probably your fault for not listening to people tell you to take cover. Sorry. No telling about the next tectonic shift.
Ain't no other place in the world I'd rather be in an earthquake than California.
 
That can go on for days in a blizzard and old building collapse from the weight of the snow. Earthquakes are wam bam thank you mam both can leave a mess for you to clean up though
 
Japan is supposed to have better codes. I was in an old Ford building during one earth quake and evey nut bolt and hammer left in the rafters since the 50's started falling, lights went off and on 12 ft surface plates were scooting along like the player in the old vibrating football games. Every time the lights came on they were in a different place.
 
And I hope it stays with you 1toke , 3 years in North Dakota 2 in Japan 1 in Korea. When you measure snow in Feet I ain't helping! Paz
 
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