Hydro seeds need questions answerd?

Well my friend just gave me these hydro seeds he told me something about that u dont put them in soil to grow something about that they only grow with water.As you can tell this is my 1st time planting this kind of stuff so I was wondering what do I do to plant them?

I have never heard of such seeds...

You can grow them in soil..

I may be wrong.. but here it goes.

There is this perception amongst non growers BUT heavy smokers that there is a weed called "HYDRO"... or the "DRO" and it is this "killer california indoor hydro shit BRO"

well that has turned into an urban legend .. and now people think that HYDRO is a kind of special weed that can only grow hydroponically... but there is no such thing..


Nobody knows anything... and most people talk out of their ass... there brain has thoughts and they just let them slip off their tounge.. like it is some reality... LOL

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BTW - that is a great question that I have never seen before!

cheers

Well its actually called Purple Haze (HYDRO) well ill try it in soil see if it grows.Theres another thing I always wanted to know if I could buy seeds online from like amsterdam.But im scared ill get caught heres the website I want to get it from WWW.GREENHOUSESEEDS.NL - Green House Seed Co. Amsterdam Since 1985

theres plenty of sites to order seeds from... i think one or two sponsors this site...

and yeah, like gk said... most people talk out of there as about growing marijuana if they don't actually grow themselves....


even then.... haha

best of luck with the grow... if yer gonna do soil... GO ORGANIC! =] my 2 cents anywhos

Some strains are bred for outdoor growing (in soil) and some strains are bred for indoor growing (in a hydropnic system). Now that does not mean that one won't grow in the other, it just means that in order to grow that strain of plant to it's fullest potential, you should grow it the way it was meant to be grown. The reason that Purple Haze grows better indoors is because it is a sativa that will not likely reach maturity growing outdoors unless you live in a tropical climate and can let grow well into December.

Good Luck.

well I really appreciate it thanks guys