Russia outdoor Guerrilla: 2019

@Herbie, Humidity is not so important when using Nordic genetics. Use northern moisture resistant varieties

@RussianGrower, Thanks I'll certainly check the Nordic stuff out.

@Sanguinius163,This is Russia, two hundred kilometers from Moscow, the Central Federal district. Yes, this year I am planning a larger outdoor project and more partisan plantations.

I'm Russian, you know :D

@KonstantinUKR, This is last year's report, bro, we're just starting the summer season now, this year I'll be using northern genetics.

@soma666, it's not easy, but we're managing )

@Harmar, Yeah, the weather here is still pretty unpredictable, a couple of days ago everything was covered in snow) This year, we're planning to use domestic genetics adapted from Kalashnikov seed, Amur Giant, let's see what comes out of it, maybe we'll come up with something else too. I've noticed that there are significantly more Russian-speaking folks here on the platform since last year)

@YourDream, this is last year's outdoor from 2019. I got a decent yield from it, I'll upload the results later ) In our region, photoperiods don't mature outdoors, but I harvested 2 crops of autos. This year, I'm going to grow local genetics adapted to our region. Let's see what comes of it.

@GrowBeforeHoe, This is the last completed outdoor in 2019. Soon I will finish this diary and there will be a new one.

@ichimaru, What did you expect from secret guerrilla cultivation in a cold, harsh climate? Autoflowering plants are very sensitive to sudden changes in temperature! Moreover, plants do not receive any care during their whole life, they feed on rainwater and what is contained in the earth. In these conditions, 20 g from one plant is a good result! This year I plan to grow genetics adapted in Northern Europe, Canada and Russia. Let's see how they show themselves

@RussianGrower, i missed the outdoor part lol to bad you don't have a bit of a green house. have you tried northern lights

@RussianGrower, Very nice. You should check out plants that do well outdoors in Humboldt county California. It's very similar in climate to northern Europe with the cold weather, I think anything that would do well there outdoors should do similar for your Guerrilla grows. 😊

@akimori, Yes, I will grow this year in outdoor, I have already purchased a lot of seeds adapted in Northern Europe, Canada and Russia. Autoflowering plants have a fairly short vegetative period, so I try to plant them about 7-10 days from seed germination. I can transfer plants to the outdoor area starting from the moment when the street night temperature ceases to be below 10-12 degrees. The main thing is that there are no very sharp changes in temperature or morning frosts For autoflowering plants do not need a lot of space, before I planted them at a distance of 40-50cm from each other, but in partisan conditions, you can do this much closer to each other, since the plants do not interfere with each other. 30cm is enough for one plant, in extreme cases they can be unbent. It is better to plant as many plants as possible on one square meter, but their roots should be isolated from each other

@RussianGrower, that's so enlightening, thank you ! I was thinking a lot about this recently, guerilla with autos, if you can find seeds for a good price, is probably one of the best strategy. Really excited about your future outdoor diarie ! What seeds did you choose ? I've seen that Sweet Seeds offers a pack of 10 random autos from their catalogue for just 35€ they may not be adapted to your climate but it would be so beautiful with all the different shades of colours they can have. Keep up the great work !

@Hasiklis420, For an auto in the outdoors, this genetic variety has a pretty decent yield. The strain loves warmth and is very susceptible to mold; it should have stood for another week or two. Plus, there was practically no care for them. Just planting - one watering after a month and a half - then harvest. Essentially, they grew in wild conditions on what was available in the substrate, with Mother Nature providing for them. This year, I decided to give up on southern autoflowers and will be growing northern genetics adapted to our climate. Unfortunately, in our region, photoperiod strains don't mature due to the light schedule; 12 on 12 comes too late.