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easy seed to grow inside
Posted: Sat 24th May 2008 10:04 pm
by fluzzmann
I am living in Germany and I want seeds to grow in the home. I look at
http://www.amsterdammarijuanaseeds.com and is this a good place to buy? I see a carmelicious. Easy to grow but very high cost. Is carmelicous good? Is the place to order good (
http://www.amsterdammarijuanaseeds.com)? Can I buy good DVD to help me grow or maybe place to fing informations on grow easy pot?
Thank you friends
Posted: Sat 24th May 2008 10:06 pm
by NirvanaEJ
There is a book about growing that covers all sorts of questions you may have it is called "Marijuana Horticulture" by Jorge Cervantes, look for it at amazon.com or other bookstores.
Posted: Sun 25th May 2008 12:52 am
by fluzzmann
NirvanaEJ wrote:There is a book about growing that covers all sorts of questions you may have it is called "Marijuana Horticulture" by Jorge Cervantes, look for it at amazon.com or other bookstores.
Ok I will buy this now!
Posted: Sun 25th May 2008 02:15 pm
by sh@dy
For german growers, there is a good site:
hanfburg.de
he also has a dvd out
Posted: Sun 25th May 2008 02:25 pm
by 68camaro
i havent watched the entire thing but from what i saw it was very informative. it covers every aspect of growing seed to clone. if im not mistaken drying and curing. best of luck

Posted: Tue 27th May 2008 03:59 pm
by axeman9
I would suggest maybe growing an Indica strain for your first grow, as they tend to be easier. That is just my opinion.
Try Northern Lights or White Widow. Good Luck!!
Axeman

Posted: Tue 27th May 2008 05:27 pm
by sh@dy
If you`re telling him to start with an easy-to-grow strain, at least tell him about Skunk

Posted: Wed 28th May 2008 02:47 pm
by echc1
jorge cervantes has another book called "the indoor/outdoor medical marijuana growers guide" it covers pretty much everything you need to know ...however the lights etc are more a u.s. guide but all you gotta do is chat with your local grow/light shop and they should be able to put you right...same with the feeds etc
Posted: Thu 29th May 2008 01:57 pm
by courtjester
Did you say your friend was growing by his TV light? Was he watching a basement scene from "That 70's Show," or what?
If you want seeds that are relatively inexpensive, produce prodigiously, and will whack you between the eyes with the final product, try Pot of Gold from Paradise Seeds, commonly available through Flying Dutchmen, E45 for 10 seeds, 63-70 days in flower.
If you want seeds that are slightly costlier, produce slightly less, but that are quicker to finish and also will whack you between the eyes, try Sensi Star, also commonly available through Flying Dutchmen, E69 for 10 seeds, 56-63 days in flower.
I agree with Axeman, try an indica first. They're easier.
Posted: Thu 29th May 2008 02:34 pm
by echc1
totally agree that indica is soo much easier to grow,i did my first sativa this year and it brought up more probs than i expected,i have been growing indica for nearly 10 years and the sativa certainly was a challenge
Posted: Thu 29th May 2008 07:18 pm
by dr. benway
samenwahl.com and hemcy.at are supposed to be the best seed-mailorder companies for german growers. i would also start with an indica or a skunk, as these strains have a relatively short flowering time and don't need that much fertilizing. good and cheap strains which are suitable for beginners and that i can recommend are for example: the pure by flying dutchman, mazar by dutch passion, afghan#1 by sensi seeds and papaya by nirvana. if it has to be a sativa, check out power plant by dutch passion;
the right lighting is also very important! i would choose a light with 400 watt or more.
greetings, dr. benway
Posted: Fri 30th May 2008 01:15 pm
by courtjester
If you don't take any other of Dr. Benway's fine and valid recommendations -- or any of the rest of the recommendations here -- listen to him about the light. You can have the best genetics in the world, but if you have half-assed light, you'll have corresponding production.