Welcome to RIU. Best suggestion I can give you atm is do some reading for a couple months, so you will be able to ask some more in-depth questions about what you want to do, what sort of setup you want to run, etc.
Yea cause Indoor is fucking expensive it costs well over 500 bucks for a good setup I'd say cause all the lighting and electricity.
I could do photoperiods but as a beginner I really wanna start an autoflower grow. I plan on growing two strains right now it looks like "AutoMazar" and "THC Bomb" strains. Also say I buy 5 seeds of the Automazar or THC bomb.. how much would live out of 5 you think? I'm guessing 2 or 3 would survive out of the 5 seeds but idk
Yea man cheers. Definitely gonna read up and do my studies and try a grow next summer. Such a wonderful thing knowing I can grow buds of my choice without ever wondering what I'm smokin on. Please if you could give me a general idea of how much you think TOTAL it's going to cost me for supplies (nutes, soil, etc) plan on growing 4 or 5 plants (not seeds I'll calculate that on my own) I already have a shovel as well as canisters for water.
Are you going guerrilla, or will this be in a place you can tend closely? I have no experience dong guerrilla so don't know about losses, but if it's in a garden I think anyone with general gardening knowledge should expect near 100% survival.
See the thing is Bacala I live near the woods. I plan on walking a good 5 or 6 blocks out into the woods and growing out there so yes it's a guerilla grow but its not gonna be SUPER far out it's going to be within walking distance if all goes according to plan but yet quite a good walk. And 100% survival rate? Jeez are you sure?
Not much. Can't say since we don't know your possible sources in your area, what type of nutes you'll use, etc., but in my area of California I could buy everything I need for what you describe for no more than $75 and could do it for less with a little shopping around. Of course, some of that will carry over to the next year, so your yearly costs are less. Pots, left-over nutes, etc.
You know what? You're right. I was thinking of plants already in the garden when I wrote that. Before that point, you could have a seed not crack or a new seedling damp off or something. Still, I'd figure a good 4 out of 5 should make it if you receive quality seeds and don't make big mistakes.
