Michigan here ... I'm considerably south of Nova Scotia. I have a greenhouse, and it's not quite as simple as providing shelter and heat. You still have to deal with RH during those colder nights. I'd be looking at autos and early maturing fast versions. You will probably do fine if your plants finish in the first 2 weeks of September. After that, the rising RH and the quick loss of daylight hours may make some strains hard to finish.
Tears in my eyes about 20 years ago early October when my beautiful big girls got the rot in the entire crop before I realized they were fked. I lost the whole crop, I've been growing indoors since then, except last year and they were pulled early with PM. I'll have a few outdoors again this year but not as my primary supply. If I can shock them into flipping early that might just do the trick and allow me to finish them off in Sept.
It didn't help me. I built an A frame green house with a osculating fan 24/7, I still got PM in October. Fog, frost, cloudy, damp without enough sunlight to dry off early morning dew. A heater is useless in that type of green house, its like trying to heat up October the heat dissipates too quickly without insulation to hold it in. AND in Nova Scotia 15 cents per k/w/h plus tax means it gets too expensive to piss heat into the wind.
Going to see if it available and in Feminized Seed.. Thanks..
Great idea, I have an old tent in the garage we haven't used for years.
that team with mckinnon and drouin was incredible to watch.
Welcome, at least it’s keeping you busy, 1951 vintage myself...
Nope, not a Feeb LOL. Just an old scooter tramp
Some up here have great success growing outdoor in worse ( to me ) climates. A guy in Edmonton last year grew monsters but he built a green house around them. Then added a wood stove, an insulated tarp to cover it, guard dog, fishing line and fish hooks attached to an alarm around it and ended up sleeping with them before harvest. lol
....Ice storm today!
This year started early inside. By the time it thaws enough to send them out to play outside, they should be showing the first signs of what sex they are so I can isolate the males .
