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As a rule if you find a classy seed-bank then you will find
classy breeders using that seed-bank to sell their seeds. If you find a
seed-bank then the first thing you should do is to examine what people
have to say about that seed-bank. The best way to find this out is to
check one of the more popular websites on the net like
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or Some web sites give
listings and ratings on seed-banks.
You can also do a search on the net using a search engine like
AltaVista or Yahoo. Find a good web site that is used by a number of
people and not a web site that is used by one person. A community of
users is a good place to go for message board forums and chat. Also
check to see that the site has a registered URL, like a .com site. If they
use a free web site service then consider staying clear of it because it
can disappear without trace overnight. Once you have found a web site
then run a search on 'seeds'. A listing may appear of all known seedbanks
that deal over the Internet. It is best then to check out the
reviews on each seed-bank by the public. A good one is
or . This gives the latest
update on each seed-bank and gives them a review out of 5. Find the
URL of each seed-bank and check out the prices. Some seed-banks do
deals on seeds and you will find that prices do change from bank to
bank. The next thing you do before buying anything is to send the web
master an E-mail. Ask him/her about their services, what seeds you
like, how they delivers, security arrangement, and if they can deliver to
your country. In some countries seeds are legal. In others they are not.
Wait until they give you a reply. If you do not get a reply then do not
use that seed-bank. These people are salesmen and should
communicate with you and answer all your questions. Also ask how
the money should be sent and ask about postage and packaging. Most
seed-banks sell their seeds in batches of 10 - 20. This means that you
will get 10 - 20 seeds in the post. Anything can happen. A misplaced
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foot in the postal office can kill the seeds, making them not viable.
Good seed-banks provide good packaging. Ask about it.
If your seeds do not arrive send an E-mail to the seed-bank
and ask them what happened. If they do NOT reply or if your seeds are
lost write them a complaint and then post that complaint in one of the
web boards like yahooka.com. The more people complain the better the
chances of indicating seed-banks that are ripping people off. Also if
you get your seeds in good condition then it is always wise to post a
good review of that seed-bank. This will also improve your
communication with that seed-bank the next time you buy seeds (you
may get discounts). If you do not have access to the web then you will
have to get addresses for these seed-banks and send them a letter
asking for further information. Some seed-banks have even advertised
in the back of this book.
WHAT TO LOOK FOR IN CHOOSING SEEDS
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As a rule if you find a classy seed-bank then you will find
classy breeders using that seed-bank to sell their seeds. If you find a
seed-bank then the first thing you should do is to examine what people
have to say about that seed-bank. The best way to find this out is to
check one of the more popular websites on the net like
52
or Some web sites give
listings and ratings on seed-banks.
You can also do a search on the net using a search engine like
AltaVista or Yahoo. Find a good web site that is used by a number of
people and not a web site that is used by one person. A community of
users is a good place to go for message board forums and chat. Also
check to see that the site has a registered URL, like a .com site. If they
use a free web site service then consider staying clear of it because it
can disappear without trace overnight. Once you have found a web site
then run a search on 'seeds'. A listing may appear of all known seedbanks
that deal over the Internet. It is best then to check out the
reviews on each seed-bank by the public. A good one is
or . This gives the latest
update on each seed-bank and gives them a review out of 5. Find the
URL of each seed-bank and check out the prices. Some seed-banks do
deals on seeds and you will find that prices do change from bank to
bank. The next thing you do before buying anything is to send the web
master an E-mail. Ask him/her about their services, what seeds you
like, how they delivers, security arrangement, and if they can deliver to
your country. In some countries seeds are legal. In others they are not.
Wait until they give you a reply. If you do not get a reply then do not
use that seed-bank. These people are salesmen and should
communicate with you and answer all your questions. Also ask how
the money should be sent and ask about postage and packaging. Most
seed-banks sell their seeds in batches of 10 - 20. This means that you
will get 10 - 20 seeds in the post. Anything can happen. A misplaced
53
foot in the postal office can kill the seeds, making them not viable.
Good seed-banks provide good packaging. Ask about it.
If your seeds do not arrive send an E-mail to the seed-bank
and ask them what happened. If they do NOT reply or if your seeds are
lost write them a complaint and then post that complaint in one of the
web boards like yahooka.com. The more people complain the better the
chances of indicating seed-banks that are ripping people off. Also if
you get your seeds in good condition then it is always wise to post a
good review of that seed-bank. This will also improve your
communication with that seed-bank the next time you buy seeds (you
may get discounts). If you do not have access to the web then you will
have to get addresses for these seed-banks and send them a letter
asking for further information. Some seed-banks have even advertised
in the back of this book.
WHAT TO LOOK FOR IN CHOOSING SEEDS
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have done this push your fingers down into the side and lift the plant
and soil out. You will have some breakaway soil but this does not
matter as long there is not too much of it lost. Quickly place the plant
into the larger pot and fill with soil. Give your plant some water so
that it will take to the new soil. Never ever try to lift your plant by the
stem.
Even though the stem may look safe and strong this nearly
always causes problems down the line. You should always have a firm
grip of the soil when transplanting.
Some people like to clean the
roots, but I would not recommend it for cannabis. If your soil is very
compact you may be able to turn the pot upside down and tap the
whole medium out as one solid mass.
During some transplants the cannabis plant may go into
shock, even if your transplant was clean and perfect. If you have kept
your plant well it should survive. If the plant has not been looked after
it may fail quickly. A good grower always takes care of his/her plants.
Transplant shock is caused by a disturbance of the roots. If the roots
are cut or fall down, the plant does not respond well to this. This is
why you must always make sure that you keep a firm hold of the soil
during transplants. Also refrain from feeding them for 1 week if you
can. There are some transplant feeding products that work as
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hormones out there and you may wish to have a look at those.
GERMINATION SOIL
There are many soils out there that advertise themselves as
germination soils. They basically are the same as any other soil except
they contain micronutrients and are kept somewhat 'clean' (the soil is
sifted and no compost is added). Ordinary loam soil with a pH of 7 and
an NPK of higher or equal amounts of N than P or K is good for
starting seeds in. Even the ratios of NPK @ 5:1:1 or 8:4:4 are good.
Just make sure that the N is equal too or higher than the P and K
factors on the label. More about soil later.
INDOOR AND OUTDOOR GROWING
We are now coming to the first core divide in growing
marijuana. At this stage you should now know something about the
History of Cannabis, How it is smoked, Cannabis Species, The
Cannabis High, Seeds, How to choose and obtain seeds, Grow factors,
The life cycle of the plant, Propagation, Germination and
Transplanting. Now all these things are generally pre-production
methods except for Transplanting. You are about to take your seedling
and put it into your main grow area. This means that for the next 3 - 9
months your plant is going to be located in a certain environment.
That environment is either indoors or outdoors. So let us talk about
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each in brief for a moment.
GENERAL INDOOR GROWING
Figure 3.9 - Indoor Grow room picture by Shipperke.
Light is the most important factor next to choosing your
strain that you must consider. There are two main ways to light your
plants indoors - Natural light and artificial light. Both Discounttrippysticks ways have
advantage