Hi I'm new

[hobbit140]

I just started today as a new member of the boards and I am living in Utah..nice to be here. :thumbsup:

[dooobster]

Sup hobbit, and welcome to CanCom... we're glad to have you :)

[justanotherbozo]

welcome to can.com

from everything i've read, hobbit's are pretty good with plants so you
should do ok, lol

[Storm Crow]

Wander around and get to know the place! Lots of good info floating around here! I'd advise reading every "stickie" you come across- they are stickied for a reason!


Granny :hippy:

[headshake]

welcome hobbit! i'm new here myself so i have no words of wisdom about the boards for you. ok, i lied. read thouroghly and ask intelligent questions.

-shake

bozo: so i guess he should grow lowryder then? j/k.

[justanotherbozo]

welcome hobbit! i'm new here myself so i have no words of wisdom about the boards for you. ok, i lied. read thouroghly and ask intelligent questions.

-shake

bozo: so i guess he should grow lowryder then? j/k.


nah, lol, ents!

seriously though, i'd stay away from any autoflowering strains

[Greenthing]

Hello Hobbit and welcome on board, may your journey here be a rewarding one.:thumbsup:

[Mcnizzlebery]

seriously though, i'd stay away from any autoflowering strains

I would have to respectfully disagree. No offence but they do the same thing in less time, and they are less difficult for first timers (No timers, transplanting, and less patience required.)

[justanotherbozo]

I would have to respectfully disagree. No offence but they do the same thing in less time, and they are less difficult for first timers (No timers, transplanting, and less patience required.)


no offense but i have my reasons for thinking it's best to keep the ruderalis
genes as far from my grow as possible.

with the auto-flowers, 1 plant equals 1 plant, always!

with non-ruderalis genes, 1 plant equals as many plants as i want to clone
from it, no comparison