7 Best Strains To Grow In Vermont (With Pictures)

The outdoor growing season in Vermont is short and cool.

Therefore, if you’re growing in Vermont, you’ll want to select strains that have a reasonably short flowering time and are known to be resistant to colder weather.

In this article, we’ll cover some of the best strains to grow in the state of Vermont.

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1. Grand Daddy Purple Feminized

Grand Daddy Purple is a powerful, Indica-dominant strain that is at the top of everybody’s list of favorites.

It is a stoner’s favorite for many reasons, the incredible high, the beautiful flavor, and the ease of growing.

Growing the strain in Vermont should be no issue as the plant is Indica-dominant. These plants can survive the colder temperatures despite originating in the Bay Area of California.

Whether you’re growing these indoors or outdoors, Grand Daddy Purple will grow well, but growing it outdoors will bring you a much higher yield.

Apart from the ease of growing the strain, what needs to be mentioned is the ease of smoking it.

The berry and citrusy aromas and flavors are perfect for the relaxed and sleepy high.

2. OG Kush Feminized

OG Kush is an intensely popular strain that is most beneficial for commercial growers.

Any dispensary will tell you how it is always flying off the shelves, being popular with locals and foreigners.

The strain requires a more experienced hand to grow but is suited to the Vermont climate.

OG Kush is great at handling colder temperatures and does best with low humidity levels.

Since the plant is susceptible to mildew, bud rot, diseases, and more, keeping it in a drier environment is ideal.

OG Kush is a hybrid that is more Sativa dominant, but this shouldn’t pose an issue with yield or harvest times, even in Vermont.

Since the strain does well both indoors and outdoors, it is a versatile strain.

3. Jack Herer Feminized

The legendary strain Jack Herer is named after the equally legendary cannabis activist himself.

True to his legacy, the strain remains one of the most popular strains today.

Everything about the strain just works together to get you as high as possible.

Smoking the strain might be easy, but growing it is a whole other ball-game.

Even the most experienced of growers will have their hands full, literally.

Jack Herer grows best in moderate climates and warm weather.

This Sativa dominant hybrid, when planted outdoors, grows into massive plants that’ll give any grower a large task to handle.

However, it isn’t bred to only grow outdoors and can be grown indoors as well.

Since the strain does require a drier environment, it would do well indoors but definitely won’t grow as large.

4. Power Plant Feminized

Power Plant lives up to its name in every way possible.

The strain is intensely powerful and is not for those new to weed or those with low tolerances.

It works very well in party settings to get everyone’s tongues loose and limber.

Growing the strain is not extremely hard.

The plant does best in Mediterranean climates and yields large amounts during harvest.

It does grow extremely fast and is very versatile. While it does require a Mediterranean climate, it will survive in just about any environment.

It is also able to grow both indoors and outdoors, but like most feminized seeds, there can’t be any disruptions in light or environment.

5. Headband Feminized

The headband is one of those legendary strains that novices will be happy to know they can grow easily.

The high is just as easy, with its relaxing and uplifting effects.

The headband has a mild couch locking ability, so this strain is perfect for a day off, in the evening or right before you go to sleep.

Growing the strain is as easy as smoking it, as long as you’re willing to put in a little effort, time, and care.

The headband is a strain that is naturally resistant to mildews, molds, and pests and grows well in a moderate to warm climate, perfect for Vermont!

What might be of concern is the humidity.

If the days are getting extremely humid and you’re growing the crop outside, make sure to shelter the plants well, lest they spread any diseases.

Apart from this, they grow well during the fall and are guaranteed to give you a good harvest.

6. Original AK Auto Feminized

If you’re looking for an extremely resilient strain, then you’ll find nothing better than the Original AK Auto.

The strain is perfect for beginners as well as commercial growers.

Growing this plant doesn’t require too much of a green thumb and is resistant to any kind of environment and mold or mildew.

The Original AK Auto can survive in the harsh climates as well, so Vermont weather is going to be a breeze for this plant. Short summers, wet days, and even dry lands work for this plant.

The growing time is also incredibly short, so there should be no issues in making it grow again!

7. Cinderella 99 Feminized

Cinderella 99 is a dream come true.

This strain is better than a Prince Charming and will soon be the light of your life.

There’s a reason it is being considered for a whole lot of awards, and if the shoe fits.

This powerhouse of a strain does better inside than outside, but neither environment is going to kill the strain.

It also has a fascinating berry taste that will be retained only by maintaining a consistent climate and helping it thrive by exposing it to sunshine.

The indoor style of growing might actually be more beneficial.

Not only can you control the lights, but their compact size means that plants are shorter and still yield a large quantity.

Originally posted 2021-02-05 17:08:57.