Hi Ronnie,
From my experience (which is limited) make sure your plants get plenty of light, don't over water and make sure your soil is good. Maybe worth mixing in some bag guano and worm casting to get the soil good before you start.
Also depending on how voracious your local varieties are watch out for birds nicking the tops of your seedling a wire mesh surround might be worth considering as well.
Finally as a novice myself, with the benefit of hindsight, I spent a lot of money on seeds when i first started growing thinking it would be easy (and it is once all you've experienced all the variables) and bought some expensive seeds with poor results. To get you started it might be worth considering a cheap outdoor mix from someone like Fantaseeds so if any thing does go wrong you're no too much out of pocket and the lessons learned will be invalauble for your next grow. If it goes well, then you'll have some nice weed and feel safe in the knowledge that next time your technique is good and so can splash out on some better seeds.
If your looking for excellent quality for seeds you could do a lot worse than look at Dr Greenthumbs (expensive @$150 for 10 but the dogs bollcoks in terms of quality) - A friend just gave me a sour 13 and it's a monster outside compared to other seeds i've grown.
What ever you do just enjoy the grow, watch and learn. Good luck!