What is the best strain for a cfl/dwc grow?

Stgeneziz

Active Member

• Aug 19, 2009

• #1

Hey everyone I wanted to hear from all the experinced ppl on RIU about their opinions as to which strains would stand a better chance at producing decent yields in a limited space with cfls and or dwc? For details on my specific setup, check the link on my sig, but this is open to all small cfl setups not just what I'm using( lookin to learn ) I've decided to make a seed purchase but would love to hear from u guyz first!!

 

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Illegal Smile

Guest

• Aug 19, 2009

• #2

I don't know that there is a strain that prefers a light or a grow method. I use a simple passive dwc with no water pump or feeder tubes and 4 plants in one tote. I'm growing OG Kush.

 

Stgeneziz

Active Member

• Aug 19, 2009

• #3

Illegal Smile said:

I don't know that there is a strain that prefers a light or a grow method. I use a simple passive dwc with no water pump or feeder tubes and 4 plants in one tote. I'm growing OG Kush.

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Ur prolly right, maybe I should rephrase....
What I mean to ask is, as a beginner, takin these 2 major factors into consideration, what would b a good strain to go with. ( when thinking about yield and overall ease )
are there even strains that are easier than others…

 

HaLFBaK3D

Active Member

• Aug 19, 2009

• #4

there are plants easier to grow than others like Blue Widow and try Northern Lights for beginners

 

Stgeneziz

Active Member

• Aug 19, 2009

• #5

HaLFBaK3D said:

there are plants easier to grow than others like Blue Widow and try Northern Lights for beginners

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Actually. I'm really glad u said that cuz Ive been seriously considering getting sum dinafem blue widow seeds and I wasn't sure. Thanx.

 

HaLFBaK3D

Active Member

• Aug 19, 2009

• #6

anytime How long you been growing?

 

Stgeneziz

Active Member

• Aug 19, 2009

• #7

Not long a few months. Learned a ton from this website… and I still feel like I'm growing with a huge gap in my information! But I'll keep reading and hope for the best!

 

lyon828

Member

• Aug 19, 2009

• #8

I would try some low ryder plants just for the basic fact they do not get very tall. Just my opinion and lil exp.

 

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Illegal Smile

Guest

• Aug 19, 2009

• #9

Northern lights does have a rep for being easy. Some of the autoflowers are too, white dwarf is one, and they stay small. You would learn a lot from doing that and not have to worry about the flowering. 24/7 light all the way.

 

Stgeneziz

Active Member

• Aug 19, 2009

• #10

Illegal Smile said:

Northern lights does have a rep for being easy. Some of the autoflowers are too, white dwarf is one, and they stay small. You would learn a lot from doing that and not have to worry about the flowering. 24/7 light all the way.

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yeah, I think attitude is givin away sum autoflowering strain with your order, i'll have to check it out..

 

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indorweedner

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• May 17, 2010

• #11

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smokealarmproblem

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• Nov 10, 2012

• #12

Lol two years l8r & its getting bigger?not even available anymore