ps. not many people grow them cos they're not rated much,yeild/quality, why spend £25-30 on them when you can get much better seeds for the same price.
good starter plant though i suppose

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i think some people choose to spend £30 quid on them cos you can start them off on window or wherever and then go and place them in lots of random sunny south facing places near where you live. they only grow small and are very easily hidden.
my mate put a fair few of em in between tomato's in his greenhouse and as a passerbye/neighbour or whatever you would of never ever guessed they were there. also being autoflowering they can be put out in middle of summer timed so when they are budding our uk weather will be at its best

as if!! rather than wiv a normall outdoor plants this year for example some are only just showing sex and now will have the less promising tail end of the summer weather to beat down on them buds. also i see alot of people worry and suffer with mould and generall damp probs come sept/oct. but if timed right you ryders will be getting 6 weeks of june/july top notch sunshine on there little backs.
generlly though not amazing buds but good to have a little play with