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KenInVic
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Sorting Out Strains for First Grow

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#826477 - 06/16/17 02:07 PM (8 years, 10 months ago)

I am preparing for my first attempt at growing my own medicine. I have access to the following strains:

Atomic Shiva;
Betty Warp; and
Cactus

Of these, does anyone have an idea/opinion which of these might be best for a first attempt indoor? Any other information on any of the above strains would be appreciated. To the best of my knowledge, these are all from Canadian breeders.

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Theman
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Re: Sorting Out Strains for First Grow

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#826530 - 06/18/17 10:36 PM (8 years, 10 months ago)

Think all hardy strains bettywarp is considered i think more of an outdoor strain ie timewarp cross from texada island bc. But obv be nice a sturdy easy growing inside as dont think its a giant plant lile cali outdoor strains.

Shiva good hardy skunk i do believe.

Not aure what cactus is tho..

For options ur sitting pretty goos and better then bagseed.