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Doesn't really matter as long as you keep topping any regular or feminised seed

The best answer to this is really gonna be dictated by: 1. The climate in your area- pick something that thrives in your conditions. Is it usually humid or rainy around harvest time? Pick a strain that's more mold resistant and with a shorter average flowering period. 2. Pick something you're gonna enjoy to consume. If you're growing a monster plant you're gonna have a lot of bud when finished. Target profile traits that appeal to you. Flavor, effects, etc. Don't get too caught up in sativa vs indica. Honestly there's very few "pure" strains anymore and hybridization has really opened things up where you can grow a lot of different strains. Breeders generally give good recommendations on genetics that do well outside.

My favorite strains to grow outside are all Indica leaning. I do this because Sativa always take the longest to flower and sometimes they are not even ready by the time frost is hitting. You are talking about a few weeks of time outside with an Indica vs Sativa. So my recommendation is whatever strain you have going now, to choose whatever one is more Indica leaning. Also, I would like to note that Sativa plants are usually the 10-12 foot monster plants you see on the internet. Whereas Indica will get around 6-7 feet tall in a season. I hope this helps and I really want to see this journey so hope you keep us posted.