lol...That's what I'm here for. :jointsmile:
When selecting genetics, would start-off selecting for growth habit, and (percieved) THC content...not cute names or fancy descriptions or unrealistic yields.
Have heard Big Bud grows large plants, but at a cost. Hearsay is that it is an underperformer when it comes to taste and effect, but I've never tried it myself, but have heard of other growers crossing it with quality strains to get a decent hybrid. If your schwag was any good to begin with, likely your genetics will produce the same results, if properly cared for.

In my opinion, the best way to increase yield...is patience. Patience with your seedlings/clones, patience while vegging, and patience while in flower. Trying to rush things becomes detrimental very quickly.

If you have a short growbox or closet, an indica dominant strain will work. Taller growspaces will allow for the stretch of a sativa dominant strain.


Idol curiosity...what kind of expresso do you drink?
Rusty Trichome Reviewed by Rusty Trichome on . First time grower, need lots of help! hehe :P Hello community, i am a first time growing just growin now, got some schwag goin that i nabbed from a friends bag to see if i could grow. Wondering about any problems at all. If i do get a sucessful grow I will try to go for nug. I am lookin for these traits in the plant Decent yield - anything from 250+ highest thc possible grown by a noob- ive read alot and seen even with super potent strains that if ur bad at growing others could go for more, im looking for a couch lock high if that Rating: 5