Sour Diesel and Pineapple. Avoid Bubba Kush and anything with dense buds and short leafy structure. You want plants with open structure and smaller buds.

markscastle said:

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What are your fuel costs? Strictly off grid? That's badass. What sort of intake and exhaust fans are you running? What kinda thermostatic controller? I may do a controlled climate if i caswing the $ in the next few years..

Right now I just have the doors off the front using 150,000 btu diesel heaters and the same large shop fans I used this summer. Heaters require a 3x3 ft. opening for fresh air. The heaters are forced air and keep the beds warm, the fans pick up the raising heat and send it back up front through the vegetation and help exhaust the air through the top of the door ways. I have to run my Honda generator for the power for the fans and the heaters, which also burn fuel. I want to switch to wood fired furnace and pipe in the warm air. Also want to run the fans off inverters and a battery bank that charges when the generator is on but allows the fans to run when off. I don`t think solar is of much help in the winter time to keep batteries up so some fuel would still be needed but that kind of set up would cut costs a lot. It was a work in progress but I`ve learned a lot from it. I think I`d start out with artic greenhouse design now and put in the extras I`ve mentioned, also light deprivation and HID lighting.

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Trainwreck is very mildew resistant, stay away from purple genetics as they love to budrot...

I grew 5 Holland's Hopes last year, Had 3 straight days of rain In September and 3 straight days of it in October. There was zero mold or bud rot on any of the 5. It smelled my whole yard up. I had neighbors that do not even smoke driving by my yard to get the sweet smell. I will be growing some every year. But anything with trainwreak in it is also good.