HELP! Toss or not?

[oldjarhead100]

I grow outside every year and I have found if you find a stream of field that has a east to west flow then you get full sun all day and you can tuck them right up against the tree line they still get sun but a virtually invisible , the other thing I do is not plant them together .One her one there but not to close that way if someone finds one they dont get them all

 

[ZigZag]

Lucky for me I don't need to worry about watering_ we usually have some kind of precipitation every three days.. or more often.I try to pick a spot that has the type of soil that supports other plants like cannabis that has good drainage and enough depth for the tap root to take hold. I think I need to pick a strain that does well in colder environments and is highly mold and fungus resistant and maybe they'll have a chance. Bag seed is a good way to go cuz the seeds are cheap. Maybe if I plant more and really spread them out I'll get lucky and they won't all get eaten by the deer, porcupine, bears, whatever! The fall season id usually wet too so bud rot is a big factor here as well for outdoor MJ gardens.

 

[ZigZag]

Great suggestions_ gonna maybe try a little breeding with some regular auto seeds if I can find them, other wise try a cross between a regular male and an auto female and see what happens. I could only try this outside if I don't want to take a chance on contaminating my tiny grow room. I'll try a few strains that say they are good for wet, cold environments and that are fast. Once we start losing daylight it goes really fast_ peak is about 25-30 minutes a week so the switch for the regulars should kick in pretty fast. If I do try to play with some genetics then I'll also look for one with a good rudralis heritage like you suggested< maybe some of those strains if I can find them.
That's a great suggestion about the CS or STS feminized conversion. I'm going to try that one for sure. There's a breeder in Washington who produces some strains that sound really tempting but they are expensive.
About $100 US for 10 regular seeds. Last time a grew regular seeds I got 7 out of 8 males so I'm a little shy about spending that much on seeds that could end up being at least half males or more. So the CS or STS would help increase the odds of getting at least half females, maybe more if all goes well.
These guys only produce regular seeds so I take my chances or try the CS / STS.
Thanks for the great suggestions. Cheers!