couple of months ago i was breaking up some of the finest buds i have ever smoked when i discovered a seed. after closer inspection i found 5 seeds in this bag. so i have moved house and im ready to grow. so far i have soaked the seeds and planted them. the buckets i intend to grow them in are 35cm in diamater and 45cm deep. will these be big enough? i will have to grow in my lounge so during the day they will get sun light (on sunny days obviously) but for dull days and night time will i still need to invest in lights? im asuming the light from the single lightbulb in my lounge is not enough light. so can i get some other household bulbs and stick lamps around the plant or do i need to get some serious incandecent or flurecent lights? how much do good grow lights usually sell for retail? and im quite a distance from harvesting yet, but when do i harvest? how do you tell when the buds are ready for taking? also how to tell the differene between males and females quickly? and maybe not so beginner, but i have to different strains of seed now and i wish to breed them together haha so how does one cross breed plants in home?
Dude, you need to take it slow. I don't think that you know what you're getting yourself into. There is a lot more to indoor growing than water and light. If you really want to grow weed indoors, I think you should just make a grow room. trying to grow a plant the way you are trying to is almost impossible. There are a lot of beginners guides on this site. I suggest doing some reading and a little more investigation into the weed growing process.
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