I'll have to check it out, but as long as it's not an autoflower and you're not impatient or ignorant, no normal or feminized seed should really be outside of your skill level. You can adjust temperature, humidity, and nutrients and wait the flower period, otherwise. Maybe some are notoriously finicky, but cannabis is pretty resilient.
For sure. I have 3 Blue Dreamlings that are like, 4 days (x2) and 2 days (x1) into seedling as we speak. They were bagseed.
Bagseed means it was in a bag of high grade marijuana that I bought and smoked.
At least this seed is high grade/confirmed Blue Dream. Bagseed is whatever you bought, if you're sure what it is.
The only difference is that you don't have to follow the switch schedule, you just put it under light, I believe. You can't top or cut because you can fuck your yield entirely. It's just that you miss out on the true learning experience of the hobby/trade.
We gets occasional beans. I never came across any, but a few of my friend have, hence the seeds I have. The guy I buy from sells mostly Blue Dream and Grand Daddy Purple. So, that's what I ended up with.
They're bred to carry the autoflower gene. I just think you lose respect for the plant when you go that route and stay with only that route, never learning normal or, at most, feminized seeds, simply because you want to produce and it sounds easy enough. I don't know what quality's like with AF seeds, but I I can't imagine it burns and tastes as good as something you put effort, patience, focus, discipline, and time into.
Fuck, hire me. Haha.