I give credit to the little place I get the seeds from for the plants. The genetics are the foundation of the grow, and my small part of being a gardener to observe and appreciate them is just the last chapter of that story. I grew a variety of popular genetics from the usual suppliers and was disappointed with the end user experience. I felt like I wasted 4 months growing them and wasted resources on weed where the highs felt incomplete, or annoying...empty and boring. It was a hard lesson to learn. I'll never go back to the generics. The good stuff is never shoved in your face, or needs hype to sell it. You have to hunt it down. Search through a mountain of BS to find the gems.
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When starting out, any give-away quality seed, or cheap, or pop genetics are fine to learn on. You will need that experience and knowledge later when you go to grow something meaningful. Its those later grows, if you get there, that bring a whole new depth to the cannabis growing hobby that you don't get with the fast food of canbabis genetics, the popular commercial polyhybrid stuff. But right now you need to get orientation and experience, build your knowledge. The rest will come on its own, wherever your particular path goes.
