Greetings from Italy

[BansheeRider]

Hello Farmers,
first post here....getting back into growing after many many years, before the internet. Totally suprised by the advences in knowledge that now is available to growers of all levels.

Hopefully I will be able to contribute soon with some experiences.

On another note, I enjoy snowboarding/skating/surfing, downhill mtbiking and long walks on the beach at sunset :P

peace
BR

 

[punkadc]

welcome to the farm, BansheeRider!:hi

 

[Rural_GrowOp]

Welcome bro.

 

[brider]

hi bansheerider.......

 

[BansheeRider]

thanks guys......!

 

[sempervirdis]

ciao bansheerider.......
se hai delle domande non esitare....

 

[MileHighChic]

Welcome Banshee..how's Italy treatin' ya? Always wanted to go there..I'm sure it's prime weather for growing, that Mediterranean sea is just beautiful. I've only seen it from Tunisia but I know it's lush over there.

You will love the Farm, a lot of great people on here.

 

[Papa_kush]

welcome to da farm.

 

[USApotluvr1]

Hey BansheeRider!

Welcome to the farm, bro'! p

 

[Swerve]

right on with the dh riding any freeriding> or djn?

 

[Smellyroom]

Welcome to the farm. I think you will like it hear! :)

 

[BansheeRider]

right on with the dh riding any freeriding> or djn?

dh and fr for me....i used to race but that got stale after a while.....you ride?

 

[BansheeRider]

Welcome Banshee..how's Italy treatin' ya? Always wanted to go there..I'm sure it's prime weather for growing, that Mediterranean sea is just beautiful. I've only seen it from Tunisia but I know it's lush over there.

You will love the Farm, a lot of great people on here.

italy's beautiful.....has the perfect weather for farming too, pity we got a government full of asses....

take care
BR

 

[Tripples]

What sort of strains do well outdoors in Italy? - and welcome

 

[BansheeRider]

thanks tripples....

i'm not the right person to ask due to limited experience, but judging from my knowledge of marijuana strains and italian geography and weather i would say most except maybe ones that don't tolerate hot weather, since summers can get torrid especially in the south.
but italy also has a diverse range of habitats, from alpine meadows to dry and arid so there is a bit of everything, depends on what area of the country you are in.

i hope that helps,
BR