cool climate varieties

[olddave]

well Dave! what's in a nickname eh? not much it seems. and here I was thinking we could coach the young ones together and set good examples how not to waste their lives!

well demistify, Its one of the nick names my wife has given me. I dont know about coaching as i have only started this life style in the last few months. could end up wrecking more grows then growing....... i hope not.

Edited February 26, 2011 by olddave

[Irish89]

Hey Guys,

 

Just wondering what an average Brisbane winter is like? I'd imagine its somewhat similar Irish weather?

[sargentscraps]

nah

[Psychonaut]

I meant latitude if that wasn't obvious, always mix those up

[wayno86]

hey all, new here. I'm in hobart, thinking about 1st crop. anybody have any tips, strains that would work down here..?

[sargentscraps]

I know this isn't of a lot help but maybe buy 'Kiwi seeds' as I think they'd be suited to that climate. Otherwise search on the net, there's a lot of seed banks to browse and info to read. I guarantee if you look hard enough you will find some great strains.

Best of luck

[Reverend]

Our seed strain guide may be of some assistance to you. Seed Strains

[Auntynorm]

G'day Dave. In Brisvegas you should be able to grow any kind of plant you want. The climate there is just about ideal.

[jabez]

hey all, new here. I'm in hobart, thinking about 1st crop. anybody have any tips, strains that would work down here..?

 

If it's your first crop you should just go safe. Which would be a strain that is made for cold climates, has been around for years and is very stable and easy to grow, but most importantly produces a decent end product.

 

Personally I'd go with Hollands hope or even any other hybrid that's been around for years and is known for being stable and easy to grow, like skunk #1 or whatever.

 

Peace

[wayno86]

Thanks for the tips guys, got a bit of info to work with now.

Cheers..