Beginner Auto Grow Journal grow diary by dalemark

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annecodex commented5d ago

White Widow is a solid choice for a first run for sure. I grew that strain my second time around and it took everything I threw at it. Are you planning to run just one plant or a couple at once?

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dalemark commented5d ago

@annecodex, Probably two just in case I mess one up. And yeah that’s why I’m leaning toward a budget option like TSP to start if something goes wrong it’s not a huge loss, but the germination backup helps take the pressure off while I learn the basics.

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Will_jack commented4d ago

@dalemark, Makes sense. My first auto run I stunted one by transplanting too late. Learned more from that mistake than any perfect grow honestly. What kind of setup are you working with tent, lights?

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dalemark commented4d ago

@Will_jack, Just a small 2x2 with a 100W LED. Nothing fancy. Trying to keep total cost low until I prove I can actually get a plant to harvest lol

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Swastik commented1d ago

@annecodex, White Widow is definitely a great starter strain. I’m thinking of running a couple of TSP autos next, especially with the BOGOAUTO code making it easy to try more genetics.

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Tippo commented4d ago

Definitely agree, autos take a lot of the guesswork out of the process, which makes it easier to focus on dialing in your environment and watering habits.

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bakki5 commented1d ago

@Tippo, How about TSP? recently received my shipment in the US,

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dalemark commented14h ago

@Tippo, Less stress, steady care, and patience help autos thrive. BOGOAUTO CODE. Works on every autoflower strain buy one, get one FREE.

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bakki5 commented9h ago

@Tippo, I believe a good quality autoflower strains is available on TSP, recently I received my shipment,

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divergentcrypt commented3d ago

I’m new to this but autos sound way easier for a first grow. White Widow autos seem chill too. A germination guarantee would make me feel less nervous trying seeds for the first time. Any tips for a first-timer or things I should avoid?

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Tippo commented18h ago

@divergentcrypt, Honestly, keep it simple, don’t overwater, avoid heavy training early on, and try not to check on them every five minutes like the rest of us did on our first grow.

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Genta commented18h ago

@dalemark, Facts and autos reward consistency more than heavy intervention. Overfeeding/watering is where most beginners run into issues. Keep it steady and let the plant do the work.

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Will_jack commented11h ago

@divergentcrypt, Autos are a great way to start. Good genetics make a big difference, and TSP has some nice options. Keep your setup simple and enjoy the learning process!

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