Good strain for a beginner

[sfrigon1]

Sour Diesel and northern lights . What a pair both super high yeilds and easy to grow imo

 

[BreezyB330]

2 staples!!! Thanks for the suggestion!

 

[BreezyB330]

Dinafems Moby Dick is a nice solid strain that produces big chunky reasonably high THC buds . Both Photo and Auto have served me well . G13s Pineapple Express Auto was low maintenance as well .

i appreciate the tip! Will check them out,as well a what other offerings Dinafem has...I've read their name quite a bit

 

[BreezyB330]

So many crosses out there it's tough to say, but I would lean towards one with an advertised short flowering time.

Less time in flower for stuff to go wrong

Ok,that's a great point you made with the shorter flowering time! I actually never thought of it that way but your 100%correct,and i don't need anymore time to mess anything up

 

[BreezyB330]

Have you thought about trying photo period plants? I personally think that autos are horrible for beginners to learn with. The only thing they make easier is not having to deal with two different lighting schedules. Other than that, they are more difficult to deal with, and they are unforgiving to mistakes made during their growth.

Thanks for the feedback! I do have some reg beans as well,but chose the auto-route mainly to follow the method that has been working for someone I've been following...and of course, the shorter turn around turn is attractive as well!

 

[BreezyB330]

Who knows, maybe he has a small single perpetual going or something so autos could do that

Just spitballing haha

I'm working towards that,and actually just trying to learn, and experience as much as i can. If i try and fail, i try and fail. Better than not trying anything at all, i always say.

 

[Ozjet68]

Have you thought about trying photo period plants? I personally think that autos are horrible for beginners to learn with. The only thing they make easier is not having to deal with two different lighting schedules. Other than that, they are more difficult to deal with, and they are unforgiving to mistakes made during their growth.

I agree . Outdoors my Autos were great . My first attempt at indoor Autos is a whole different story . I honesty expected an easy transition from out to in . I was wrong