Seeds for newb?

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moorex

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Hi guys, I'm about to attempt my first grow. I'm setting up a mini fridge currently as my growing space. It's nearly three feet tall, and I'm going to attempt to grow 2 plants in there.

But I'm not sure what strain is best for the size I'm working in, and for a beginner. Can anyone suggest some for me? Preferably at a resource I can order from online.

And I've seen "feminized" seeds for sale... what does this mean? That I'm going to get a female plant, or something else??

Sorry, I'm trying to learn as much as I can, but starting off is overwhelming at this point!
 
northeastern lights

northeastern lights

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I have been ordering from KindSeed since 99. Alot of people here use attitude. Fem seeds with either be female or hermies, lol. But yes they do have fem seeds.
 
Sparky4u

Sparky4u

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Across the top of this site there are icons that say Forum-Shop-Market-SEEDS- Faq- Tools
CLick on the seeds icon and go to all seed sites and absorb the different strains available, looking at the characteristics inherent to each. Some grow tall, and some have shorter characteristics, you can control height of the plants using techniques like topping and supercropping.
If you buy feminized seeds, they should be all female, which is what you need to have a harvest in a couple-few months.
Like men, the males grow balls and seed up any females in the area if left unchecked, you do not want this.
If you can only grow two plants, buy feminized so there is no guesswork or wasted efforts, money, or most importantly, time.
Feminized cost a little more, but do you want to waste a couple months growing and catering to something you might have to throw out?
 
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SickSadLittleWorld

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I would start with bag seed just so that if you kill them in the learning process, you won't be as bummed. Get at least one good bag seed grow under your belt and then move onto better genetics. Ironically, my last bagseed harvest was some dankness that could easily compete with some of the nugs I've been buying at the dispensaries lately.
 
Jeffdogg

Jeffdogg

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SickSadLittleWorld said:
I would start with bag seed just so that if you kill them in the learning process, you won't be as bummed. Get at least one good bag seed grow under your belt and then move onto better genetics. Ironically, my last bagseed harvest was some dankness that could easily compete with some of the nugs I've been buying at the dispensaries lately.
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Every bagseed I planted I always struck gold :blsmoke:
 
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