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Warm temperate (or tropical) climates are the perfect environment for the majority of cannabis varieties developed for commercial cultivation. Here, the climate is characterised by long, sunny summers and mild winters, and the seasonal variation in the length of the day provides a clear sign to plants to start flowering once daylight drops to 12 hours, at around the spring equinox. Generally speaking, in these areas, temperatures continue to be favourable for producing buds until as late as November, or even the start of December, which is why dominantly sativa varieties with a long flowering time are manageable, and also those that are dominantly indica are strong growers.
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