Can you use dro seeds in soil?

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Originally Posted by Cyclonite

They say there isn't such thing as a stupid question but sometimes I wonder.

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thanks opie.

i learned something today. :)

No problem, and please keep us updated on your grow. I'm here to help. And to learn, and have fun, and do something interesting to pass the time as I take hits from the vaporizer.

i wish i had a vaporizer. after the first week my seeds are planted i'll start a grow log in the Indoor Grow threads. Check back in a week. :) in the meantime i'll be studying about how to grow and nutes i need to buy and all that good stuff.

Sorry wasn't trying to be a dick but im a firm believer in the best way to learn, do a little footwork yourself....if you really can't find the answer or your truly boggled then by all means ask.

If you get spoon fed everything it wont sink in like it should...I just never heard of anyone ever thinking that.

quote=HydroSON

i wish i had a vaporizer.
Just be sure that if you get one don't be fooled into buying the cheap ones. You need a heating element and don't let people try to tell you different.

after the first week my seeds are planted i'll start a grow log in the Indoor Grow threads. Check back in a week.
Cool, looking forward to it. If you care for any advice, the best way IMO to get plants going is by putting the seeds in a good potting soil with about 20% perlite. Seeds must be kept warm and moist, and this is about the easiest way to do it. Every time I've done it this way I got 100% success. Please don't use rockwool for anything unless you really have it in you to try some advanced stuff.

:) in the meantime i'll be studying about how to grow and nutes i need to buy and all that good stuff.
Now there's a fart smeller, err, I mean a smart feller. That's probably the most intelligent thing I've heard anyone say today. Everyone! Look at this guy! You folks could learn something from him. For nutes, again if you care for my advice, I recommend Fox Farms Grow Big for veg and their Tiger Bloom for budding. Perhaps even a little of their Open Sesame, Beastie Blooms, and Cha Ching for additives during budding. For the base nutrients, they do a fantastic job and are very reasonably priced. Now the additives, well, maybe not quite as reasonable.

HydroSon - welcome to CanCom! :thumbsup:

Here's a good place to start your studying.

http://boards.cannabis.com/basic-gro...hing-mean.html

Things are a lot easier to understand when you know what the terminology and acronyms mean.

PC :smokin:

yeah keep us updated on the grow

please note, lights do not go in the soil either.

That's good advice from PC about reading that thread.

snowblind, could you please explain what this means?:

lights do not go in the soil either