NEWB Help w/ Buying Seeds

dewskee

Member
I'm planning on planting some bag seed outdoors in the next few days, but at the start of July I want to buy some high quality seeds from Attitude, so my question is, should I buy autos since their only going to have 8-14 weeks to flower, or can I buy regular photoperiod seeds and they will just be smaller than usual? Either way I know it'll be a small yield per plant. Thanks!
 

grorite

Well-Known Member
you can buy photos if you want.but they wont get too big. what area are you in? and when does flower start?
 

MYOB

Well-Known Member
If you plant them in early July, that will give them close to three months to grow before flowering begins. You can get some nice sized plants vegging for 3 months outdoors. You will get a much larger yield than if you used autoflowering plants.

You could easily get a QP per plant started outdoors in July.

And if the weed you found the seeds in is good, the bud it produces will be good as well. Store bought seeds arent better than seeds you find in a bag of good weed. The benefit of buying seeds is the ability to buy feminized seeds which will save you the time and space of culling males.
 

grorite

Well-Known Member
Buy Auto's ,, Its way to late for a normal seed IMO
don't listen to this if you can get them going soon you will yield more than any auto ever would. where I am prime planting time is yesterday or 2day and my plants reach 7 to 8 feet I have to harvest early October
 

lykarckstar420

Active Member
don't listen to this if you can get them going soon you will yield more than any auto ever would. where I am prime planting time is yesterday or 2day and my plants reach 7 to 8 feet I have to harvest early October
Was under the assumption that he was not starting them ASAP....
 

lykarckstar420

Active Member
looks good man what strain?
Nut sure bro..
The seeds were from my indoor grow finished early March,,

The plants are either
Blue dream
Super lemon Haze
Hindu Kush
LA Confid.

I have two indicas and two sativas.... I can tell from the leaf thickness
 
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