Rare Dankness strains, outside: Scott's OG & Starkiller

[Treevly]

I read that Scott's OG is rather 'viney' as compared to Starkiller. I've never grown 'viney' plants. Would such critters have difficulty growing outside, with tending every three to seven days or so?
Thank you.

 

[member 505892]

Scotts OG i grew years ago and it did have long thin branches with quite big bulbous flower clusters, not super dense though.
I think the only difficulty you might have is staking it up. It was very floppy.

 

[Treevly]

Thanks. Well, that's the problem: I may not be there to be staking it up, so deciding on something less floppy may be the option. To flop, or not to flop: that is the question.

Starkiller is apparently more upright. {{ponder>>ponder}}

 

[bsgospel]

Starkiller has the structure for sure. Easily branched and yet upright. If you don't have time to stake, other RD OG's are maybe not the best fit for what you're describing.

 

[Gaussamer]

Not saying it can't be done obviously, but all the RD strains are very adapted to indoor hydro.