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How Do I Grow Weed indoors?

hi, i would like to know How To Grow a exotic weed indoors. this guy i met yesterday told me if i find the ingredients i can put it in the soil and it will grow exotic, like blueberry kush and tht type of deal, but i wanna grow like a white weed, mint flavored or somthin tht none of my friends have smoked, so plz help lol, i rlly need to know how, like everything, i need the type of lightbulbs or w.e and type of soil, pot size, everything about sucsssfull weed, everything from when to pic and how to pic, seriouslu like everything and if u know a nice ingredients pls share haha and if tht guy was lying about the ingredients is their Seeds tht i can buy to grow exotic? thnks so much:D

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