First timer here - Couple Questions

[DjSkizzle]

I'm new to growing..I decided that I might as well try..since its so hard for me to get buds...anyways...I live with my mother...and well she knows I smoke and actually 'Jokeingly' offered and said "I'll be your friend I've been smoking pot for 15 Years" so I dont think she'll trip out...but just wanna keep it on a save side. Anyways to the point...how many seeds should i try to start out with? i've got about 20 seeds, doubtful they'll grow but i wanna try. thanks in advance

-Skizz

DjSkizzle Reviewed by DjSkizzle on 12-07-2004. First timer here - Couple Questions I'm new to growing..I decided that I might as well try..since its so hard for me to get buds...anyways...I live with my mother...and well she knows I smoke and actually 'Jokeingly' offered and said "I'll be your friend I've been smoking pot for 15 Years" so I dont think she'll trip out...but just wanna keep it on a save side. Anyways to the point...how many seeds should i try to start out with? i've got about 20 seeds, doubtful they'll grow but i wanna try. thanks in advance -Skizz Rating: 5

[DojaDave]

Talk to moms and convince her to let you grow indoors cause I believe its the wrong season right now for an outdoor grow depending on where you live, you'll need 18 hours of good sunlight.

[Niftyfifty]

Well, if what you have in your hands are indeed cannabis seeds, you have a lot of seeds of weed. Weeds are determined to grow in your mother's garden for it's their nature to be "eyesores". For a beginner, let's not kill ourselves and just start with one. I've found this tactic for germinating seeds to be the most successful:
Grab a lid of either a tin can or plastic tupperware, cleanse and dry if necessary and get yourself some pure water to put in it. Place one of your fine seeds into the tupperware filled with pure water, lightly cover with a baggy and leave in a dark place and relatively warm place to germinate. Germination can occur from within two to five days from what I've experienced and I have had only one failed attempt with this method. Store your other seeds in the freezer. They should hold for one to two years. I'm still germinating them after being in my empty folger's jar for a year and a half so far. That's proof enough that they're resiliant. You'll see a white shoot sticking out the crack of the shell it made. That's where you can plant it into whatever soil you research on and figure out the best nutrients for the plants for yourself since they're yours. Keep it quiet and keep it from smelling or being discovered and you'll be fine. Overgrow is an awesome site to research from when it concerns growing the reefer. I don't remember if it's com or org or if it matters. May your yields make you merry!