Hi 
How are you?
I wanted to ask..
I`m looking for strains that produces big, puffy and light (not heavy) buds..
Of cource high THC level.
Some strains from "high" and some from "stoned".
And one of the main point - is a big yielder.
Plant size - all sizes..
what do u think about automatics?
should I grow some 2-3 big plants..or some 8-10 small dwarfs...
I want to buy 250w MH for veg and HPS for flowering..how many plant could i grow? (dwarfs and normal)
Thanks
High THC content/fluffy Buds
You'll be looking for strains in the "White" Family, as well as Hazes, You'll want Hybrids (indica dominant). Sativas will stretch under your light, and wont produce a worth-while yield,But will give you the HEAD high you search for.
AutoFlowering
I personally Do Not have experience with autoflowers/dwarf automatics, but because of what they are bred with, The THC level will always be lower than the standard breed (example. Skunk lowrider, would not be as strong as standard Skunk)
reccomendations
Sweettooth is a strain I grow, and Is available from Barneys seed bank. It has a pretty decent THC level, Is mold and disease resistant, and can give you some niceee yields. I strongly reccomend it as a beginer plant, because it can take harsh conditions and over-feeding, and is still A Well respected and sought after strain. plus you can toss some clones outside too, and they'll fare just fine!
Lights/set-up
If you had Two lights, the 250w MH and 250w HPS, you can build two separate perpetual gardens. Sprout your seeds, and select a mother. Clone it up, and flower Two clones at the same time. (once they are rooted, and appropriate size of course. move the other clones in a couple weeks apart, 3 for the next one, and another 3 after that for the next clone. you'll Harvest two plants first, giving you plenty of space to make 'em larger than average, and collect enough bud to tide you over til you get the next harvest. A 250w light will cover about a 2x2 area.you can roughly fit about 4 small/mid size plants in the set up.
-happy growing
