Marijuana strains for beginners

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kindnug

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G13Labs has killer genes in all their strains Cheese/Pineapple Express I started with and were both top quality and Yield great!

Trying their OG13 now 4/5 sprouted~40 days veg(24")>Today is end of 5wks.>I got 2 Pheno(got 2 of each)

One Pheno has lemon candy fuel smells (one with trichome on big bang leaves)seems like smaller yields than other pheno.
2nd Pheno has a sweet earthy smell and seems like much larger yields but less trichome development.
 
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kindnug

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So far all G13Labs ceeds cloned well/Grew vigorous/above average Potency+Very special flavors
I'll probably get all their strains because its hard to determine the keeper they're all so good.
 
blindbaby

blindbaby

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i have nirvanas aurora indica, a 90% indica half northern lights half aphgan. its good smoke. and so easy to grow. no support needed. just selective pruning. and done on or before 59 days.
 
hotrodharley

hotrodharley

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Look at Great White Shark (White Widow X Skunk #1) from White Label (they call theirs simply White Skunk). Extremely fast growing, hardy and lots of buds!!!! Smells like bitter orange growing.
 
blindbaby

blindbaby

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i love my aurora indica. its from nirvana, and is a cross of northern lights and aphgan. i like it. its stoney. and take nutes very well, has branches that need NO SUPPORT. also, its not very wide, and is a good producer.
 
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jvicious

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I practiced with shwag beans before investing in good genetic beans, and I can tell you one thing so far i am definitely glad I learned the do's and don'ts before beginning this journey and I find there are still some things that have slowed me down, but lesson learned move on to bigger and brighter buds I find this ice kush and caramel ice i grew were phenomenal. I kind of stunted their growth by accident so it was more of a mini grow, but well worth it. The plants were real bushy and squatty and stunk to high heaven, bud sites everywhere. I actually topped the caramel ice and ended up with like 4 tops it's a mini monster thick stems and branches. So many things that can screw up a nice grow but usually it's the grower being over anxious and shit lol
 
brotherjericho

brotherjericho

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blindbaby said:
nirvanas "aurora indica". mine i just smoked, as it was new for me. a knockout! easy, needs no support, stays a good size, easy to grow, and preety good producer.it allso is a fast finisher, at 8.5 weeks. i have the purp pheno. lucky me. its as potent, or more so, than my bc god, which everyone loves... and, that would be a nice one to start with as well. from bc bud depot.
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blindbaby said:
i have nirvanas aurora indica, a 90% indica half northern lights half aphgan. its good smoke. and so easy to grow. no support needed. just selective pruning. and done on or before 59 days.
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blindbaby said:
i love my aurora indica. its from nirvana, and is a cross of northern lights and aphgan. i like it. its stoney. and take nutes very well, has branches that need NO SUPPORT. also, its not very wide, and is a good producer.
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Must get better with age! :weed:
 
Kaleidoscope Mind

Kaleidoscope Mind

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Though I admit my growing experience is brief (as far as name brand strains go, anyway) I recommend Blue Rhino as a good starter. Tops VERY well, makes thumb-sized colas even on the lower budsites, seems mite resistant or at least durable (I had spider mites that it took nearly a month to eradicate. Didn't skip a beat growth-wise the entire time.), and has been able to endure as much as half-strength nutrients without a single complaint or sign of ill health. She will definitely need the full 60 days, though, maybe as much as 70. I'll post a smoke report when I know for sure.
 
Kite High

Kite High

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Kaleidoscope Mind said:
Though I admit my growing experience is brief (as far as name brand strains go, anyway) I recommend Blue Rhino as a good starter. Tops VERY well, makes thumb-sized colas even on the lower budsites, seems mite resistant or at least durable (I had spider mites that it took nearly a month to eradicate. Didn't skip a beat growth-wise the entire time.), and has been able to endure as much as half-strength nutrients without a single complaint or sign of ill health. She will definitely need the full 60 days, though, maybe as much as 70. I'll post a smoke report when I know for sure.
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Positronics has awesome genetics
 
bigskymtnguy

bigskymtnguy

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Sour Diesel can be nute-sensitive and finicky, so I would not recommend to beginners. Easiest grow I've ever had was Dr. Greenthumb's Iranian Indica. Really forgiving, grows anywhere -- flowers early -- large production -- not the highest potency but makes up for it in yield.
 
madrush21

madrush21

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blindbaby said:
i love my aurora indica. its from nirvana, and is a cross of northern lights and aphgan. i like it. its stoney. and take nutes very well, has branches that need NO SUPPORT. also, its not very wide, and is a good producer.
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As a first time grower this strain was amazingly resilient. If I can get almost 3 ounces with cfls than anyone can lol.
 
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Stay Brewin

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Best strain to flower under T5's is Blue Dream hands down.. white spectrum is good for producing taste in blue crosses in my experience and it stays extremely low to the ground. Another good one is Platinum Bubba Kush.
 
NietzscheKeen

NietzscheKeen

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Stay Brewin said:
Best strain to flower under T5's is Blue Dream hands down.. white spectrum is good for producing taste in blue crosses in my experience and it stays extremely low to the ground. Another good one is Platinum Bubba Kush.
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I didn't grow my blue dream under artificial light, but I would recommend it for beginners. It didn't require much help and it was forgiving when I couldn't resist helping. It also was/is a good yielder which I think is important for beginning growers. They need to have something to show for it at the end, to make the whole process worthwhile and enjoyable. Gets them excited about growing as they watch it grow and flower.
 
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