Mimosa is a balanced high. This strain is a hybrid 70% sativa 30% Indica.
I tried this strain and was hooked. It helps me with PTSD, depression, anxiety, and pain.
I’ve never grown cannabis and this was my first time growing. I grew four plants. I topped plant one. She did have bigger side colas compared to the other three. But wasn’t very big! Plant four was always a week behind all other plants. She didn’t sprout until 8 days after plant one. I flushed plant two started two weeks before harvest. All others were one week before except plant four she got agave and water. I’m very happy 😃 with my results. The buds are now currently curing. The smell is so deliciously beautiful. Sage and citrus. Can’t wait to smoke 💨 when these buds are done.
I’m just very happy for this cannabis community without this wonderful resource I wouldn’t have a clue what?/how? To grow. Thanks 🙏🏽 for helping me learn how to grow my medicine.
My question is what type of seed is better?
Auto female, regular, or feminized seeds?
I chose feminized seeds for my very first grow. I’m contemplating buying auto female seeds for my next grow. Or should I just stick with feminized seeds?
Thanks
If you plan on doing massive grows and collecting pollen/breeding or pheno hunting, then regular seeds are great, clone out a great mother queen.
If you want to keep your grows simple and make the hobby less complected feminized seeds are way.
there are massive debates about both subjects, reg vs fem and auto vs photo.
I've grown autos and photo types, they are both fun and have their own set of needs that are mildly different from each other.
I grow fem's as I don't want to have to sort though my plants and my space is tight indoors.
Autos are great because you can set it and forget it in terms of light schedules. They will always flower on a internal clock and over all need less nutes as they complete their life cycle faster. Downside you can't clone them and they tend to produce smaller plants vs their photo counterparts because of their set growing clocks internally, but their yield can be impressive once u learn their ways.
Photos are great because you can get massive plants/yeilds if done right and clone them if you want, you control the time they switch from vegetative to flower if indoors. downsides are the longer the plants alive the more it will cost in electricity if indoors and longer life means more opportunities for problems with pests or other factors. You can grow a photo plant like a auto and do 12/12 light cycle from seed.
best to experiment and see what works best for you.
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