Planning a grow in New York means deciding which New York you are actually in. A fourth floor walk up in Brooklyn with a four by four tent and a Hudson Valley hillside with 40 feet of open row have almost nothing in common except the calendar. We ship the same rooted cuts to both, but the plants you should pick are not the same.
Space is the constraint, not light. Most tent growers here are working with 16 square feet or less, radiator heat that runs dry and hot from November to March, and neighbors close enough that exhaust needs real carbon filtration. In that setup, stretch is the enemy. Look for cuts that hold a compact internode and respond well to topping, and be honest about how much vertical room you have once the light hangs. Winter apartment air often sits under 25 percent humidity, which pushes spider mites hard, so a humidifier is not optional and a weekly leaf underside check is worth the five minutes. Nighttime Indicas and shorter Dessert and Candy cuts tend to fit these rooms better than anything with haze in the background.
Upstate the season is the whole problem. In the Adirondacks and the western snow belt a hard frost can land in the second week of September, which means anything needing a late October finish is a gamble you will lose most years. Work backwards from your average first frost, subtract the flowering window, and only then pick the cut. Early finishers are worth more than heavy ones if the heavy one never ripens. In the Hudson Valley and the Finger Lakes you get a few more weeks, but you also get August humidity sitting in the 70s and 80s overnight, dew that does not burn off until nine in the morning, and the powdery mildew and botrytis that come with it. Airflow, defoliation of the inner canopy, and wide spacing between plants matter more than any spray you can buy.
Long Island and the coastal strip run milder and later but carry salt air, sandy fast draining soil that leaches nitrogen, and the tail end of the hurricane season. A September blow that lays a plant over in wet soil will cost you more than a month of mildew.
Everything ships Monday through Wednesday only so no box sits in a depot over a weekend. Clones are rooted in our room before they go out, never shipped as unrooted cuttings. New York is a short enough run from us that transit stress is minimal, but still plan to be home the day they land rather than leaving a box on a stoop in August heat. All 854 cuts are $40, minimum order $200, which works out to exactly five plants. Browse the full list or start with Best Sellers.
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