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First indoor grow in soil - autoflowers?
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low_and_slow
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Sounds great, good way to learn the basics of plant care without investing in a way to manage the light/dark cycle photos need. Cannabis needs a lot of light, so make sure the window you choose gets at least 4-6 hours of direct sun.
Douglas.Curtis
Autistic Diplomat in Training
Welcome to ICMag!! 
I recommend about 5 gallons of information for each inch of plant growth. You're in the right place for it.
Personally, I don't recommend autos for first time growers. If you have a lot of bag seeds to practice sprouting with, that would help. Autos need stress free growth the first 3 weeks, or the yield is seriously impacted. Practicing growing sprouting seeds and keeping them healthy for a month will help a lot.
With regular photoperiod plants, you'll be able to veg longer to fix mistakes. I mean, you can literally chop a couple feet off your plant and nearly start over. No way to do this with autos.
That being said, I love autos in a lot of situtations, especially femmed ones.
I recommend about 5 gallons of information for each inch of plant growth. You're in the right place for it.
Personally, I don't recommend autos for first time growers. If you have a lot of bag seeds to practice sprouting with, that would help. Autos need stress free growth the first 3 weeks, or the yield is seriously impacted. Practicing growing sprouting seeds and keeping them healthy for a month will help a lot.
With regular photoperiod plants, you'll be able to veg longer to fix mistakes. I mean, you can literally chop a couple feet off your plant and nearly start over.
No way to do this with autos.That being said, I love autos in a lot of situtations, especially femmed ones.
Unk_OG
Member
Solid!
Solid!
Solid advice Doug E. Fresh!
Solid!
Welcome to ICMag!!
I recommend about 5 gallons of information for each inch of plant growth. You're in the right place for it.
Personally, I don't recommend autos for first time growers. If you have a lot of bag seeds to practice sprouting with, that would help. Autos need stress free growth the first 3 weeks, or the yield is seriously impacted. Practicing growing sprouting seeds and keeping them healthy for a month will help a lot.
With regular photoperiod plants, you'll be able to veg longer to fix mistakes. I mean, you can literally chop a couple feet off your plant and nearly start over.
That being said, I love autos in a lot of situtations, especially femmed ones.
Solid advice Doug E. Fresh!
Douglas.Curtis
Autistic Diplomat in Training
do thatWelcome to ICMag!!
I recommend about 5 gallons of information for each inch of plant growth. You're in the right place for it.
Personally, I don't recommend autos for first time growers. If you have a lot of bag seeds to practice sprouting with, that would help. Autos need stress free growth the first 3 weeks, or the yield is seriously impacted. Practicing growing sprouting seeds and keeping them healthy for a month will help a lot.
With regular photoperiod plants, you'll be able to veg longer to fix mistakes. I mean, you can literally chop a couple feet off your plant and nearly start over.
That being said, I love autos in a lot of situtations, especially femmed ones.
Sweet reaction brother! However, i think i will start with autoflowers Just for the ease of growing. After that i will try some "normal feminized seeds". Can't wait to start!!
Douglas.Curtis
Autistic Diplomat in Training
Be sure to post up your results.
