StonedAsian408
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what strain would you recommend to first time growers that is very forgiving take a beating and can still yield pretty good like at least a pound per 600 watt light. any recommendations
what do you recommend for first time growers?
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fir3dragon
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You have to be a skilled grower to get a pound per 600w
ull be lucky to get 300 grams which is almost 11 ounces for a first grow.
I would recommend that you look in the mirror and ask yourself, ' Am I worthy? ' if you answer yes then get the hell away from this forum and if you are not worthy then carry on.
Rold2Tight
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May I suggest that you do this the other way around. Find out what you can get hold of first, then check here for particulars.
Set your sights a bit lower (read, more realistic) and go slower. Bust yer ass to keep 'em healthy and get 'em to harvest, then worry about yield
300 grams would be an outstanding first grow yield 
Good luck with this grow.
R2T
Set your sights a bit lower (read, more realistic) and go slower. Bust yer ass to keep 'em healthy and get 'em to harvest, then worry about yield
300 grams would be an outstanding first grow yield Good luck with this grow.
R2T
StonedAsian408
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what do you mean i have grown one other time before and it was pretty good but an outdoor grow so i hope indoor is going to treat me well last time i had about 20 plants outdoors and they looked beautiful
StonedAsian408
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May I suggest that you do this the other way around. Find out what you can get hold of first, then check here for particulars.
Set your sights a bit lower (read, more realistic) and go slower. Bust yer ass to keep 'em healthy and get 'em to harvest, then worry about yield
Good luck with this grow.
R2T
alright im going with your idea thanks for your advice
and thanks for the luck i'll need it i heard its not that easy switching from out to indoors
Rold2Tight
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Yep, outdoors can be tough. But indoors, you also have you to blame... 
Any mechanical or brain fail could cause major issues. For example light leaks, ppm or ph issues (much tougher than outdoors, if using hydro), heat, exhaust and/or humidity issues, odor control, strength and placement of lights, and so on and fukin so on. Outdoors, you plant in good medium, put em in the Sun, water and feed as necessary and deal with whatever Mom Nature throws your way 
Yep, you get more pests and fungus issues outside. But props to those that successfully grow indoors It's a tough gig. Soooooo, have fun, read til your eyes bleed (or perhaps they're red due to another reason 
and keep us posted Most of all keep your expectations real. It's a shorter distance to fall when shit goes bad....LOL
R2T
Any mechanical or brain fail could cause major issues. For example light leaks, ppm or ph issues (much tougher than outdoors, if using hydro), heat, exhaust and/or humidity issues, odor control, strength and placement of lights, and so on and fukin so on. Outdoors, you plant in good medium, put em in the Sun, water and feed as necessary and deal with whatever Mom Nature throws your way Yep, you get more pests and fungus issues outside. But props to those that successfully grow indoors It's a tough gig. Soooooo, have fun, read til your eyes bleed (or perhaps they're red due to another reason and keep us posted Most of all keep your expectations real. It's a shorter distance to fall when shit goes bad....LOL R2T
StonedAsian408
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what do you think is a complete nutrient line thats like really easy to use?
WhoDeyNation420
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FoxFarms ..
mr sunshine
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Shoot for a half p if u get more great but keep it realistic outdoors grows itself indoors is a whole different beast! If u want to make it easier try autoflowering feminized dwarfs. .
StonedAsian408
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do you have any autoflowering strain that you would recommend?
fir3dragon
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I don't do auto flowers. If you find a regular strain I'm sure there's a auto flower version of it.
StonedAsian408
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well do you have a strain that you would recommend me fir3dragon
mr sunshine
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Ak 47 auto nice yield for an auto and dank as fuck.
mr sunshine
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For a regular strain I'd recommend granddaddy purp or pineapple kush! Those are very strong strains
mkbinc1971
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Think'n don't bother, and just keep buying it.
fir3dragon
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Theres many strains out there. I use bagseeds still and I'm on my 6th grow. I'm going to maximize my yield using bagseeds before I use good genetics so I can max my money per seed. I hope at least a half a gram per watt.
eyeballsaul
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Fir3dragon, lol all your doing in my opinion is settling with substandard bud and yeild why not just grab proper seeds, I cannot understand why people grow bag seeds lol.
As mentioned above pineapplechunk can take one hell of a beating and still yeild good.
If I was showing you what to do I would say grab super lemon haze use canna nutes in coco, give them half strenght for first week at 20ml per 10l , then follow the bottle at 40ml to 10l perhaps when they hit flowering boost it up to 50ml per 10l, keep an eye on the light and that's all, add some boost n pk13/14 in flowering and you won't go wrong, you will get decent yeild and good bud. You can achieve excellent results just by basically following the instructions on the bottle.
As simple as it comes
As mentioned above pineapplechunk can take one hell of a beating and still yeild good.
If I was showing you what to do I would say grab super lemon haze use canna nutes in coco, give them half strenght for first week at 20ml per 10l , then follow the bottle at 40ml to 10l perhaps when they hit flowering boost it up to 50ml per 10l, keep an eye on the light and that's all, add some boost n pk13/14 in flowering and you won't go wrong, you will get decent yeild and good bud. You can achieve excellent results just by basically following the instructions on the bottle.
As simple as it comes
fir3dragon
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Have you grown bagseeds before? What was your setup?
Trousers
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Autos can take a beating. They can handle 90 degrees with varying humidity.
I don't really like autos except for noobs.
Blueberry and Northern Lights are pretty forgiving and good yeilders.
Yep.
imo the simplest way to grow is soil organic. Trust me, I have done DWC, coco, coco hempy buckets and flood trays.
I went to a buddies house and saw his 4 week old plants in organic soil that were as big as my 4 week old plants in coco.
I don't really like autos except for noobs.
Blueberry and Northern Lights are pretty forgiving and good yeilders.
Yep, but some try to blame monoecious hermaphrodites on light leaks when it was more likely heat and over feeding.Yep, outdoors can be tough. But indoors, you also have you to blame...
PPM and PH are not issues if you grow soil organic. My ph and ppm meter are gathering dust. Good riddance.
Yep.
Outdoors, you plant in good medium, put em in the Sun, water and feed as necessary and deal with whatever Mom Nature throws your way
R2T
imo the simplest way to grow is soil organic. Trust me, I have done DWC, coco, coco hempy buckets and flood trays.
I went to a buddies house and saw his 4 week old plants in organic soil that were as big as my 4 week old plants in coco.