LOL… I think he said NE so not the same climate. I’m literally just outside of the largest producing area for tomatoes in the US jajaja.
I didn’t find that the horn worms were really attracted to the cannabis plants but they did lay a few eggs on them. The best way to make sure you don’t get horn worms is to search the plants daily (more if you can) and remove the eggs before they hatch. They are actually easy to spot. Once you see one, they stand out.
I like the 45 gallon pots and also had some directly into the soil of a raised-bed garden with hardware cloth lining it to keep out the rodents. Plants were about 9-10 feet tall. @Big123 and @HippieRunner1 are probably way more experienced and innovative with soil and such and also grew in way bigger bags.
Here’s my last if you’re interested.