ryan1918
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50 grams per watt? Lol
But your way off think more like a few oz per plant dried
6 plants 6 pounds?
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But your way off think more like a few oz per plant dried
Budley Doright
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Just one. What strain and just to clarify you did say 19 ounces per in 10-12 weeks correct
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ttystikk
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Oh, good! Questions mean someone was paying attention!Just one. What strain and just to clarify you did say 19 ounces per in 10-12 weeks correct
That's a 18.9 zip AVERAGE over six plants of mixed heritage. The biggest was 21 3/4 zips. That's dried, cured, ready for patients weight, no fluff. My biggest plant ever keeps coming from a different strain, leading me to believe that I'm still environment limited as opposed to genetics limited.
Eight week runs, all of them, every time. I'm driving variability out of my setup so I can affect yield and quality more directly.
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ttystikk
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Not yet. I figure that's good for another ten percent.
dequelo
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how about some with buds on them ?
but nice bush by the way and .75 grams per watt is not bad
peace and be safe
Dequilo
ttystikk
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ttystikk
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I never know which one is going to be the monster of the run until the trim and cure process is finished.thanks nice budbut not bud my friend plants with buds on them if you please
I wanted to see your plant/plants that averaged around 19 ozs a plant
all the best and thanks
Dequelo
I'll throw up another pic for illustrative purposes;
dequelo
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so no photos of plants with buds on them correct? or is that some kinda ScrOG? because you showed a bush at first
when you talk about 19 ozs off a plant dried and cured the plant is tree and I loved to look at tree grows for sure
makes me think back to the days of following Krusty do his Freedom Bucket grows those were trees
thanks for the look at your work
peace and be safe
Dequelo
when you talk about 19 ozs off a plant dried and cured the plant is tree and I loved to look at tree grows for sure
makes me think back to the days of following Krusty do his Freedom Bucket grows those were trees
thanks for the look at your work
peace and be safe
Dequelo
ttystikk
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Look again, the scale could be throwing you off. For reference, the trellis is made up of four inch squares.so no photos of plants with buds on them correct? or is that some kinda ScrOG? because you showed a bush at first
when you talk about 19 ozs off a plant dried and cured the plant is tree and I loved to look at tree grows for sure
makes me think back to the days of following Krusty do his Freedom Bucket grows those were trees
thanks for the look at your work
peace and be safe
Dequelo
They're only six feet tall and four feet across, so IDK if that meets your definition of 'tree'.
dequelo
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my bad I just could not tell which way it was going but 6 foot tall and four foot across is indeed a tree
so then I take it you are covering 6 plants that are 6 foot tall by 4 foot across with 4300 watts of light?
just trying to understand your setup and how you are getting your numbers
I am always looking to learn to up my game
thanks for the look
Dequelo
ttystikk
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That's correct;
5 x 860W = 4300W
6' x 4' = 24 ft² x 6 = 144 ft²
= 30W/ft²
Since it's been so hot this summer and my biggest chiller has broken FOUR TIMES, I've been forced to run with only four x 860W CDM, for 24W/ft². Still getting good results, because these lamps rawk-
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