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I just started my first grow and they have good info on here.Hey guys,
I am almost ready to start my first indoor grow. I've never grown weed indoors or out but I'm gonna give it hell.
What do you have for a setup?Hey guys,
I am almost ready to start my first indoor grow. I've never grown weed indoors or out but I'm gonna give it hell.
That's good to hear.you've come to the right place.
maybe tell us a bit about yourself and what your planning for a set up. don't be afraid to ask questions.
Thanks tkmkWhat do you have for a setup?
Do you plan on starting a grow journal?
my friend @BumfartoHey guys,
I am almost ready to start my first indoor grow. I've never grown weed indoors or out but I'm gonna give it hell.
Does anyone have any advice about growing autoflower seedings with a 600w HID set up?
no. awful idea.Ok, cool that's helpful.
I was gonna go with a soil/Coco/pearlite mix (you think that's ok?)
my friend @Bumfarto
What made you decide on hps?
Stay safe
Bip
Thanks for the advice, looks like I was about to mess up.no. awful idea.
go with a soil media or a coco media. never mix them. coco and perlite can be part of a neutralized soil mix, but stick with a commercial mix intended for cannabis growing, don't go creating a franken mix you make yourself. save that for when you've gotten some experience.
for the record i presently grow in straight perlite in a system called hempy. each of those components is a legitimate media all on it's own. no need to mix them around. i generally recommend first time growers to either start in coco, or an hp type neutralized soil. those are usually the easiest media to learn on. both are technically a hydro rules grow.
I started with a 1000w hps , fantastic light I loved it.Price really. I didn't really have the budget to start out with a strong led. Also, I have a friend who grows and that's what he uses.
I really didn't want to mess with autos at all. I was talked into starting with them by someone with more experience than me. It was actually more of a timing thing, by the time I could grow autos he'd have clones ready. I definitely see your points though and now I'm reconsidering my decision. Thanksif you haven't geared up consider led now.
there's nothing wrong with running hid and it had it's day. it's all but a dead tech now. in a couple years the bulbs are no longer going to be available, environmental and energy concerns have killed that part of the industry.
led can be real hard for new growers to get their head around. if you go that direction, we can help guide you. it's a big investment, and the most important thing you will ever spend on. light is job 1. everything else flows from that.
auto flowers are a very very poor choice for a first time grower. they are sensitive to issues, and if they catch a problem, new growers often can't fix it before they lose the grow.
it's far easier to control variables on a photo plant. if a problem arises, it can usually be straightened out in veg before it becomes fatal. if a problem does arise, we can help with that too. if you handcuff yourself with an auto, we may not get there in time.
photos will teach you far more about the plant, how it grows, and what it needs. you can then take that experience to grow autos far easier than jumping in with them from the start. photos will also simply produce more for a first timer than an auto can. it's important to fill those jars before messing around.