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 SquaReSaltine
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 Needing a beginner friendly indica strain(s). 
#446161 - 07/14/10 08:32 AM (14 years, 4 months ago) |
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Hey guys, it's time i got off my ass and grew my own. I will be posting here a lot more in the future!!
Can someone school me on a beginner friendly, somewhat error proof indica. It doesn't have to be the dankest, not to start.
I will be using soil, but i don't even know where to begin. I figured once i had seeds, i could adapt my cabinet to them. I intend to build a small cabinet.
Roughly how much space would i need to grow 1/4lb every 3 months?
Plenty more noob questions to follow!!!
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SmOakland
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 Re: Needing a beginner friendly indica strain(s). [Re: SquaReSaltine]
#446198 - 07/14/10 10:18 AM (14 years, 4 months ago) |
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Welcome to the Weedery. We need more growers here.
First question I have for you is: have you ever grown any plant before, indoors or out? If not, you might want to consider lowryder. It is very very easy to grow and will be ready to harvest in only 9 weeks. It is probably the easiest strain to grow.
If you do not already have a book on cannabis cultivation? The internet and the Growery are useful tools, but if you want to get serious about growing your own bud, buying Jorge Cervantes's Marijuana Horticulture for $29.95 is worth the investment. Look at it this way: your harvest will most likely be worth $30 more because of the errors prevented by the knowledge you acquire from this book.
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SmOakland
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Re: Needing a beginner friendly indica strain(s). [Re: SmOakland]
#446205 - 07/14/10 10:34 AM (14 years, 4 months ago) |
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If this is your first grow you should also consider growing out the seeds that you find in your bags of weed. That way if you mess up you will not have wasted $$$. I grew successfully for years without ever paying for good genetics.
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 starrider
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Re: Needing a beginner friendly indica strain(s). [Re: SmOakland]
#446311 - 07/14/10 02:21 PM (14 years, 4 months ago) |
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SmOakland said:
Welcome to the Weedery. We need more growers here.
First question I have for you is: have you ever grown any plant before, indoors or out? If not, you might want to consider lowryder. It is very very easy to grow and will be ready to harvest in only 9 weeks. It is probably the easiest strain to grow.
If you do not already have a book on cannabis cultivation? The internet and the Growery are useful tools, but if you want to get serious about growing your own bud, buying Jorge Cervantes's Marijuana Horticulture for $29.95 is worth the investment. Look at it this way: your harvest will most likely be worth $30 more because of the errors prevented by the knowledge you acquire from this book.
I believe that the "The Cannabis Grow Bible, Greg Green" is a better deal. Sorry but jorge's book is out dated. Green's book shows it in an easier method for beginners.
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SquaReSaltine
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Re: Needing a beginner friendly indica strain(s). [Re: starrider]
#446322 - 07/14/10 03:02 PM (14 years, 4 months ago) |
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Ive got Jorges DVD. I ve grew outdoors, but not in. Bagseed isn't a good option, the quality blows
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SmOakland
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Re: Needing a beginner friendly indica strain(s). [Re: SquaReSaltine]
#446372 - 07/14/10 05:19 PM (14 years, 4 months ago) |
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OnlyInDreams said:
Bagseed isn't a good option, the quality blows
Only when you smoke bad weed.
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SquaReSaltine
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Re: Needing a beginner friendly indica strain(s). [Re: SmOakland]
#446605 - 07/15/10 08:27 AM (14 years, 4 months ago) |
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SmOakland said:
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OnlyInDreams said:
Bagseed isn't a good option, the quality blows
Only when you smoke bad weed.
What we get is crap. That's why i'm ready to grow. I went years smoking good bud, then money got tight, and we only get a half of schwag a week. It's overpriced and low quality. Plus, the money adds up in a year, compared to growing!
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Kilroy
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Re: Needing a beginner friendly indica strain(s). [Re: SquaReSaltine]
#446610 - 07/15/10 08:40 AM (14 years, 4 months ago) |
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You in the same boat as me my friend, that is why I am learning about it. Good luck and happy growing.
And smokland makes a good point, practice with the bag seed so you can fine tune and get past the first growers mistakes before you try the good seeds.
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SmOakland
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Re: Needing a beginner friendly indica strain(s). [Re: SquaReSaltine]
#446802 - 07/15/10 06:49 PM (14 years, 4 months ago) |
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OnlyInDreams said:
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SmOakland said:
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OnlyInDreams said:
Bagseed isn't a good option, the quality blows
Only when you smoke bad weed.
What we get is crap. That's why i'm ready to grow. I went years smoking good bud, then money got tight, and we only get a half of schwag a week. It's overpriced and low quality. Plus, the money adds up in a year, compared to growing!
In that case you should order seeds, or try to acquire a seed or clone of someone in your area that grows.
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maryanne3087
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Re: Needing a beginner friendly indica strain(s). [Re: SquaReSaltine]
#446907 - 07/16/10 12:04 AM (14 years, 4 months ago) |
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OnlyInDreams said:
Can someone school me on a beginner friendly, somewhat error proof indica. It doesn't have to be the dankest, not to start.
Roughly how much space would i need to grow 1/4lb every 3 months?
Northern Lights, Aurora Indica, California Orange, Afghani, Hindu Kush, Skunk are all generally hardy.
Aurora Indica from Nirvana is impossible to kill. Skunk#1 is one I personally find to be very hardy. I don't have bug problems with any of my plants but Skunk#1 is very mold resistant in my opinion which can be horrible for new growers as some new growers just expect to lose 1/3 of their crop to mold.
I would say for a new grower a 400w light would be a good idea if you want to get a qp every 3months. A good grower gets about half a gram per every watt every 2months.
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SquaReSaltine
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Re: Needing a beginner friendly indica strain(s). [Re: maryanne3087]
#447129 - 07/16/10 02:40 PM (14 years, 4 months ago) |
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maryanne3087 said:
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OnlyInDreams said:
Can someone school me on a beginner friendly, somewhat error proof indica. It doesn't have to be the dankest, not to start.
Roughly how much space would i need to grow 1/4lb every 3 months?
Northern Lights, Aurora Indica, California Orange, Afghani, Hindu Kush, Skunk are all generally hardy.
Aurora Indica from Nirvana is impossible to kill. Skunk#1 is one I personally find to be very hardy. I don't have bug problems with any of my plants but Skunk#1 is very mold resistant in my opinion which can be horrible for new growers as some new growers just expect to lose 1/3 of their crop to mold.
I would say for a new grower a 400w light would be a good idea if you want to get a qp every 3months. A good grower gets about half a gram per every watt every 2months.
Thank you maryanne!
Smokeland, good seeds or clones unfortunately aren't an option. I will have to suck it up and buy seeds the first two crops.....
Hopefully by then, i will have the skill and space to start using clones.
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totalcrash5
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Re: Needing a beginner friendly indica strain(s). [Re: SquaReSaltine]
#451224 - 07/25/10 04:01 PM (14 years, 3 months ago) |
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Aurora Indica. It's a cool colorful indica, a tough bastard to kill. If you buy online, the websites should tell you which strain they are offering and a description, cheap too at the moment. Aurora is a sexy bitch that will knock you out. Good luck with this baby.
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GreenHeat
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Re: Needing a beginner friendly indica strain(s). [Re: SquaReSaltine]
#792231 - 09/02/15 10:14 AM (9 years, 2 months ago) |
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I'm new to growing too so I'd definitely go with what everyone is saying above over any advice I could offer, but I was asking around about something similar lately and I got repeated suggestions for White Rhino, Northern Lights, and Violator Kush, all of which are Sativas (I think?)
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oeric mckenna
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Re: Needing a beginner friendly indica strain(s). [Re: GreenHeat]
#792258 - 09/02/15 05:53 PM (9 years, 2 months ago) |
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Post was 5 yrs old dude so the guy you are replying to could be dead by now for all we know...
Hopefully not though I mean
I think the strains you named are indica dominant hybrids
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