I second what he said, except I disagree with one part: you don't HAVE to start them inside, it's just a much better system. You could just germinate the seeds and then plant them strategically and then look after them. With that method you will probably lose many though in the first 2 weeks, so be careful. And yes, you really are better off growing 20 good plants instead of 60 shitty plants. I don't care if you have 8 friends; as long as you're all beginners, it's true. I'm doing a similar grow with a friend this summer, so I know the temptation to go huge...it's a bad idea though.
1300 acres. 13 patches of 20. Start inside. Amend the soil now with slow release ferts, Miracle Gro slow release rose food is what I'd use, some bone meal, and terrasorb. Plant when warm and stay away.
Bad advice, if you plant 60 and spread em all out then you wont be able to keep track of all them plants. And there is no way you will be able to catch all the males, so your buds would get pollinated. And you wouldnt be able to remember where they all are so it would be impossible almost to water and feed every plant 5 times a week.
I disagree, bagseed from your best bud has about 1:3 male to famale ratio, or thats how bagseed has alwase treated me. For someone to say that .5 is male and the other .5 are gonna be hermies is one of the most retarted statements i have ever heard. My first 15 crops or so were bagseed and i got 1 male for every 3 females on average. But yes, buying seeds from a seed bank is better. And i never recomend first timers to ever buy seeds because most first time growers dont have promising results and i would hate to see yall waste $60.00+ on seeds. But if yall do, i also ont recomend buying any fems. They are what is more likely to be hermies than anything.
