Best Cannabis Strains for European, North American & Canadian Outdoor Climates? šŸŒ±šŸŒ¦ļø

Hello.

I will upvote for the early Queen to!
Strong plants, take a day with snow in may!
Im still novice grower but the Queens in the garden do a nice job, healthy grow, and maybee ready by the beginning of october. (West Germany)
My no.1 earlier then the 2nd but with some serious selection there maybee even earlier ones in the mix.
Like the one p.b. from the white label s.s. that starts flowering in the mid. of july and is now faten up at end of august.
Durban Dew may a candidat.
This years plant have an early flower onset to.
I can say more if they are dryed and smoked.
!Just my unqualified opinion !

I keep serching for the strains that fit here!

Be happy !
P T H
 
There are some "Fast" versions around. I have tried, never grown, some of Spanish seed companies and are good enough if quickness is the parameter...
 
I'll take you word for it David.
All the science stuff makes glaze over quicker than a pastry chef at a eclair festival..

But i wouldn't mind taking a look at your sources..
I can put some stuff up in my thread when the laptop is fixed. It died a death a few days ago šŸ˜ There is plenty of modern papers on making early types. Plenty land based family selections out there. It’s not rare cannabis isn’t.
There are some "Fast" versions around. I have tried, never grown, some of Spanish seed companies and are good enough if quickness is the parameter...
This is Mazar x Early Pearl. A Spanish made seed. It’s not my grow it’s from some files I made over the years of things I’d like to grow. This phone hasn’t got the software to bring up the name of the seed co..

When grew the DP Mazar it was very funky smelling, acrid dank and musky. Not sweet like the Afghan Landrace teams description. I personally would look at these things for breeding trials and stick to the Mr Nice and Shantibaba seeds for reliable production until you find a clone in the wild types that is unwavering in performance. I seen a lot about Mazar the last few days and today they have a 2km car ride looking at the plantings. Masses of the stuff. It’s all heterogeneous. Good looking plants. Ray I will share some of my research on the lighting and stuff when Inget the merits or distinctions from my tutors. I’m gonna go up to the garden now and roll up and wait for the proper eclipse as I’ve been strimming round the olive fields and almonds as it’s harvest time and my hands really hurt after 8 hours on the brush cutter.
 

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