seeds or clones for nubie?

[jodi805]

Witch is better? and what indica is a good nubie plant? got about 8x8 of room and 3k budget and would have to go with led set up. thanks for any details on a good system thats 3k total w/seeds or clones incldd. Got no problem building a tented 8x8 room.its in a 2 car garage btw. This system will be a photo start to finish ongoing post, these ongoing threads are pretty cool.Thanks for any help on this first time project!

jodi805 Reviewed by jodi805 on 10-27-2009. seeds or clones for nubie? Witch is better? and what indica is a good nubie plant? got about 8x8 of room and 3k budget and would have to go with led set up. thanks for any details on a good system thats 3k total w/seeds or clones incldd. Got no problem building a tented 8x8 room.its in a 2 car garage btw. This system will be a photo start to finish ongoing post, these ongoing threads are pretty cool.Thanks for any help on this first time project! Rating: 5

[ditdotter]

Best to start with bagseed until you get your feet wet. You may opt to purchase some seeds in which case you can not go wrong with Northern Lights. No need to go crazy and get the most expensive seeds. Once you get the seedlings going after a month or so you can try your hand at making clones. This is what most beginners do before they jump fully overboard. Doing this will allow you to gain a good working knowledge of what it takes to grow a desent crop. No matter what you deside take written notes of what you do on a daily basis, it's easier for us to help you if something goes wrong if we know what you have or haven't done.

[disrupt86]

i would deff say if your going to invest 3 grand then u are comitted,normally i would say start with bag seed but if u start with clones your shaving off a lot of time.and if some thing goes wrong u have us and the fact that clones are pretty cheap u can replace them no problemo.

[Italiano715]

I'd definitely agree with the above two. With that money invested, clones would be easier considering you just have to do the flowering stage. Then at the same time, you are a n00b and learning from the beginning is the only way to do it. :thumbsup: Your in a pickle my friend!

IMHO, I'd do clones, only because you have all that money invested. Also, if you keep your posts coming and get a little more "in depth" on these forums, I'm sure people will be there to lend a hand if you should run into any problems! :thumbsup:

[copobo]

start some seeds and some clones at the same time. you'll learn allot. seeds will put you out about a month more than the clones. blueberry is a very forgiving strain.

[jodi805]

great ideas, I will be doing the clones but never thought about gettin em both? perhaps ill try both but for sure clones! Any Ideas on some good or very good clones out there? Naturally not a real difficult plant. Im a big time into growing succulants and cacti, but its easy to raise em they require almost nothing.but Ive been around other plants and currently also raise pitcher plants, a carnivourous breed of plants,the ones i have are not begginer plants but are not as difficult as bud. Thanks for any suggestion on clones.