Don't take it to heart. Some have amazing first grows, most don't. Your first time at bat is a learning experience, and in reality, you never stop learning and improving. The important thing is to not give up. Figure out what went wrong and the best way to correct it and move ever forward. That's all any grower can do, and in the end, it IS worth all the effort.
GreenLadyOfDankDowns Reviewed by GreenLadyOfDankDowns on . First grow... a disaster? Can anyone on here honestly say their first grow was, at the least, unimpressive? SWIM started out with 10 seeds, white widow mind you. 6 of them germinated. 4 of those became female plants. Due to some extensive constraints (stealth) 3 of those were executed, kitchen sink style. Now theres one left. And the yield is probably going to be an ounce dry. All this time and effort just to get one ounce? I feel almost kinda, bad. :( Rating: 5