Looking for general info on auto flower plants/seeds.

[whitegorilla]

i have been doing a little research on auto flower seeds lately and i have found that some claim to be good to go 60 days from sprout

is there any truth to that? sounds too good to be true to me.

also, does anyone know reliable dealers that ship FROM the us?

if you have any experience, what would you say is the easiest indica dominant seed to start with that a beginner could grow, and something that wouldnt get very tall?

thanks in advance

[lipps]

It's not legal to sell seeds in the U S. Go with known breeders who have been doing autos for awhile watch out for pollen slingers making outrages claims. I just " harvested " 3 autos I got for free from a seed co and there may be a half ounce total. If you don't want a tall plant top and train them to grow short and wide.............you'll get more and much better smoke.

[cannabis-seeds]

If you're in the US, your only options are to buy seeds locally if you're in a legal state or order them from outside the country if you're not.

I represent Rhino Seeds & Gorilla Seeds on the forum - this is our site that ships internationally, Cannabis Seeds | World Wide Delivery | Free Seeds | 10% Cheaper (http://www.gorilla-cannabis-seeds.co.uk).

I don't have any first hand experience with Autos & can only go by what I see on the net & breeder descriptions. Many will be very fast, but you pay a price for speed. Generally, that means you'll have a very small result with a small yield although some breeders are making claims that their autos are just as good as their more traditional strains. Pyramid Seeds (http://www.gorilla-cannabis-seeds.co.uk/pyramidseeds/autoflowering) has some that sound really good, but you might want to look for some logs before you make a final decision. Just about every well-known breeder will have at least one Auto to choose from & more are coming out all the time.

In short, newer autos are much better than older ones, but don't set yourself up for disappointment with unrealistic expectations.