Seeds for beginners?

Bagseed.........

MrCatatonic said:

Bagseed.........

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u read my mind....

I heard AK-48

I really dont know though

I grow tomatoes

Northern Lights Auto flower from nirvana. Best starter seed on the market. Hardy, hard to fuck up, easy to grow, good yield.

northern lights, skunk, big bud are all easy to grow

Aside from Nirvana seed bank, can I purchase them anywhere else? Say Attitude seed bank? Thanks for the suggestions guys!

enzo808 said:

Aside from Nirvana seed bank, can I purchase them anywhere else? Say Attitude seed bank? Thanks for the suggestions guys!

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ya thats all ur preference...everyone has their favorite seed bank...alot of them will give u free seeds with ur order

cranker said:

View attachment 1725429View attachment 1725430View attachment 1725431Northern Lights Auto flower from nirvana. Best starter seed on the market. Hardy, hard to fuck up, easy to grow, good yield.

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Auto flower aint good for beginners, one little mistake and you loose yeild. Dont know about mold or pest resistance, not really seen this characteristic in seeds but tomatos have this and other veg. Weed seems very susceptible to pests and indoor grow can be killed by thrips or fungus gnats no probs in a few weeks.

Definatly somthing indica. Peace

dr chronic has a Big Bud x Skunk #1 called Alpha 13 it's $60 for 10 seeds. It kick ass, I grew it as my first plant.

Big bud is easy to grow and yeilds big but potency can be a bit up and down, suppose thats why they crossed it with another strain. Peace

beginner < novice < amateur < pro

i'd say go with anything that is indica dominant, i find that certain sativa dominant strains are "nute pickier," on a two of my early dwc grows (using same nutes container), my hazes would have nute burns on the lower leaves... i had to separate and try to readjust the nute strength before all was okay...

fyi: i use dyna gro (dont know if that had any affect compared to others)

I'm organic and use Biobizz, seems almost impossible to burn plants with this stuff, i know dynagrow is good but a chemical fert and dosent support organic ferts and soil organisms. Organics is harder to get use to but much more forgiving wheras chemical is easy but can burn the hell out of your plant if you overdo it at any point. I can feed and feed and feed and still no burn. They do say that chemical ferts gives bigger yeilds. Peace