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[bad dragon bzzz]

hi and welcome id stick to soil for a first grow as its more forgiving than other mediums.
auto mazar,auto extreme the big DP strains are very hardy.
good luck n keep er lit.

 

[epenguin]

"I hate you Butler" - On the buses.

Welcome chum. Keep it simple for your first grow. Me I would use compost and perlite and work my up to DWC etc, but if it is what you want, go for it......................eP.

 

[GrowillaGorilla]

Welcome aboard! You have already tackled your first great achievement by choosing this community to call home. I too am a noob today marking my one week anniversary. There is a wealth of knowledge here that rivals any Masters Degree you could get from an Ivy League school. Its all readily available and shared at the drop of a tag in. Like I see that @912GreenSkell @Free Flow @archie gemmill and @epenguin have already chimed in. You are already in great hands. @chefdave (Hey, to you too, Dave) I am sure would agree.

 

[G.Leave]

@912GreenSkell Good morning what dutch passion and dinafem strains would you recommend. I just germinated and planted my 2nd auto crop a couple of days ago, but respect and admire your grow journals! Space and height and lights are no problem, I have 10ft ceilings. I grow in coco with kiss method GH maxi series and liquid kool bloom, calmag etc. Interested in the Greenleaf nutrients Mc and sweet candy looks to good to be true. Cant wait to see final outcomes of everyones test grows. Thanks a lot Chef

Dutch Passion
Autoultimate is a monster of a plant...daiquiri lime as well. Colorado cookies is a great strain. Up high sativas that are awesome Brooklyn Sunrise and Auto Euforia...lots of great plants coming from Dutch Passion for sure!!
Dinafem - Ive only grown a few autos from dinafem but both were excellent in potency and flavour/smell and they get big!! Lots of dinafem fans around here!! I chose dianfem and DP to recommend to you guys because they both have the potential to grow monster plants...this means if you guys make serious errors you should still get some kind of crop to harvest.

 

[chefdave]

@912GreenSkell Thanks so much I will try most of them 3rd grow, I will running 3600 watts by then ( August) Cheers chef

 

[Inspector Blakey]

Welcome aboard! You have already tackled your first great achievement by choosing this community to call home. I too am a noob today marking my one week anniversary. There is a wealth of knowledge here that rivals any Masters Degree you could get from an Ivy League school. Its all readily available and shared at the drop of a tag in. Like I see that @912GreenSkell @Free Flow @archie gemmill and @epenguin have already chimed in. You are already in great hands. @chefdave (Hey, to you too, Dave) I am sure would agree.

Thanks, yes we all have to start somewhere,hopefully i can pick up some knowledge and learn from the best, seems like they is a lot of great guys & girls on this site, have a good day or evening.

 

[G.Leave]

Thanks, yes we all have to start somewhere,hopefully i can pick up some knowledge and learn from the best, seems like they is a lot of great guys & girls on this site, have a good day or evening.

There is lot of guys that will help steer you in the right direction bud...all you need to do is ask!

 

[Inspector Blakey]

"I hate you Butler" - On the buses.

Welcome chum. Keep it simple for your first grow. Me I would use compost and perlite and work my up to DWC etc, but if it is what you want, go for it......................eP.

Butler ha ha what a top guy, watching a episode has i write this,i am a total newbie growing, grown a few perennials in the garden but am willing to learn the ins & outs of growing indoors , what would you recommend 70% compost & 30% perlite, any simple friendly strains ideally not much odour in the flowering stage you have in mind

:smiley1:

 

[Inspector Blakey]

hi and welcome id stick to soil for a first grow as its more forgiving than other mediums.
auto mazar,auto extreme the big DP strains are very hardy.
good luck n keep er lit.

Thanks, i appreciate your opinion, been looking at a few strains online, Northern lights & Blue Mystic seemed to pop up a lot, easy to grow not much odour, i will take a look at the above you suggested cheers

 

[Inspector Blakey]

There is lot of guys that will help steer you in the right direction bud...all you need to do is ask!

Thanks, where would the best section to go about doing that hopefully i can start my journey on my first ever grow with the knowledge and expertise of this forum i reckon it could be pretty simple & straight forward.