HeartlandHank
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A bagseed is the best of the last couple hundred seeds I have selected from. If the buds are really good and there is a seed in there... try it out. If the buds are mediocre, why bother?
Good bag Seeds vs Bought Seeds
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WISHINGONABUD
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buying from a seedbank is not a sure thing i know from experience, sometimes their seeds are not up to par its all about how you grow what you have dont waste time growing banmk seeds first i recommend trying bagseeds first until you get the growing down and then pay money for seeds, i wish i would have done that.
KushKrew
New Member
Don't know about that bro, I found that genetics is responsible for 90 percent of what the plant is unless you mistreat it badly...
Bagseeds can be GREAT. They can also suck ass. If you get that bagseed that was made by a slow male or a herm flower, you'll get slow flowering plants or herms, seen it a whole bunch of times in my life. I personally won't risk a bagseed for indoor and rely on it as my only little 'egg'.
Buying from a breeder can be a sure thing if you do your research. Try Mr Nice seeds, cheapest around and their Black Widow is the best Widow on the market, and Shanti Baba (the breeder) is an old head that helped start Greenhouse Seeds and a few other dutch banks too... Seedmakers seeds sell packs for 15 USD, and the Critical they have is a no-brainer to grow, yields like a mofo and stinks.
MeanGreenMachine3
Member
Man, thats a good looking plant. I have just started a grow with all bagseed. What kind of nutrient schedule was that on? What was your secret on that plants success?
astronomikl
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Last year I started working with bagseed that I had saved from all the good bud that I had smoked. I got one that has now been a keeper in my garden, I used it to practice topping and scrog, it is more of a sativa high with a fruity dank smell. So I say, plant a couple and see what comes up....it doesnt hurt. you might find something you really like