Hey folks, I’ve mostly done small outdoor grows in Missouri over the years, but I’ve always stuck with photoperiod strains. This time around, I’m thinking of switching things up and trying some autoflowers — mainly for a quicker harvest and hopefully better results in our unpredictable climate. I’m especially interested in high-yielding autos that can handle humidity and temperature swings. Anyone have experience growing autos outdoors or in greenhouses here in MO? Would love to hear what strains worked for you and where you got your seeds.
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