Would any1 disagree to superskunk being the best for my 1st grow.

i want a high yield in the least amount of time and from what i have read, the skunk seems to have all those qualties....

if any1 knows of any other types that grow fast with high yield i would be very interested

cheeeeeeeears !! :

p.s - its an indoor hydroponics grow

Just start. There is no "best" strain for a first grow. Best thing, in my opinion, is to grow your favorite kinds of weed, or simply experiment. I chose Master Kush because I love that smoke, but I'll be growing Afghan Kush next just to try something new. Again, just get started and you'll be smoking that bomb that much sooner. It's true that some strains take longer than others(generally sativas), but they're often worth the wait.

if you want a high yield/ short flower period , critical mass is the one to go for
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to be totally honest i have about 4 months to do a grow so quickest grow is what i'm lookin for.... then once i have more time and experience of growing i'll maybe try something a little bit better !!

thats plenty for most seeds, 6-8 weeks veg, 8 weeks to flower,
theres always lowryder seeds, seed to harvest in 60-70 days (get the auto ak's if you do get some of them)
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sweet !! thanks guys !!

im growing super skunk under a 400 watt hps with 2 100 watt side lights. going good so far.the color isnt really the color because of the light im using. the hps lights make everything look yellow. but for the first grow inside yet. this is the only strain i havnt had a plant just die on me.

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