How Much Can I Expect?! (flowering)

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hi, bro.


Now my precious weed is very little left.
So I will prepare some of these to bloom.
Is it time to be ready to bloom now?
Also, how much can I expect from one plant in this size?


Merry Christmas :)
 

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They are old enough to bloom if you wanted. It would depend on your grow space and lighting, as well as plant maturity to tell you definitively if you should start blooming, but the plants are old enough to bloom if you wanted.

Estimate your yield based on light wattage. If you're hydroponic and flowering with those blurples then I'd estimate 1.0g/w (+/-, .25g/w). So if you have a 200w wall draw from your lights, I'd estimate the yield somewhere in the 200g ballpark, +/- 50g.
 
JSheeze said:
They are old enough to bloom if you wanted. It would depend on your grow space and lighting, as well as plant maturity to tell you definitively if you should start blooming, but the plants are old enough to bloom if you wanted.

Estimate your yield based on light wattage. If you're hydroponic and flowering with those blurples then I'd estimate 1.0g/w (+/-, .25g/w). So if you have a 200w wall draw from your lights, I'd estimate the yield somewhere in the 200g ballpark, +/- 50g.
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Thanks to reply, bro!! :)
but, I don't understand.
Please explain in detail. :)
Thanks~

[Estimate your yield based on light wattage. If you're hydroponic and flowering with those blurples then I'd estimate 1.0g/w (+/-, .25g/w). So if you have a 200w wall draw from your lights, I'd estimate the yield somewhere in the 200g ballpark, +/- 50g.]
 
I wouldn't look at the size now. Wait until you flip and they start the stretch. Only the breeder you got the seeds from can estimate what harvest you might get. But that depends on all the variables that you control.
 
realstreeeeet said:
Thanks to reply, bro!! :)
but, I don't understand.
Please explain in detail. :)
Thanks~

[Estimate your yield based on light wattage. If you're hydroponic and flowering with those blurples then I'd estimate 1.0g/w (+/-, .25g/w). So if you have a 200w wall draw from your lights, I'd estimate the yield somewhere in the 200g ballpark, +/- 50g.]
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Do you know how many electrical watts it takes to power your light?

Multiply (×) that number by .0001 for your first-grow final expected weight in grams.

realstreeeeet said:
what is 'flip' ?!
and, how much they stretch ?!
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Flip is when you switch the light from being on 24/7 to being ON 12hrs OFF 12hrs.

Stretch is when the plant doubles is height. This Stretch process happens when you Flip, and takes about 3 weeks.
 
JSheeze said:
Do you know how many electrical watts it takes to power your light?

Multiply (×) that number by .0001 for your first-grow final expected weight in grams.



Flip is when you switch the light from being on 24/7 to being ON 12hrs OFF 12hrs.

Stretch is when the plant doubles is height. This Stretch process happens when you Flip, and takes about 3 weeks.
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wow~ thanks!
I do understand 'Flip' & 'Stretch' !! :)

but... sorry, I don't understand.
[Multiply (×) that number by .0001 for your first-grow final expected weight in grams.]
My light is 750W.
How can I Calculate?! T.T
 
realstreeeeet said:
wow~ thanks!
I do understand 'Flip' & 'Stretch' !! :)

but... sorry, I don't understand.
[Multiply (×) that number by .0001 for your first-grow final expected weight in grams.]
My light is 750W.
How can I Calculate?! T.T
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You’ll get a lbs man. Just stop worrying about your end yield and focus on giving your plants the best possible life they can have. Too many people worry about their yield on their first grow. Don’t worry about that until you have several grows under your belt.
 
realstreeeeet said:
wow~ thanks!
I do understand 'Flip' & 'Stretch' !! :)

but... sorry, I don't understand.
[Multiply (×) that number by .0001 for your first-grow final expected weight in grams.]
My light is 750W.
How can I Calculate?! T.T
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Somewhere between 0.75 - 1.25 grams of bud (final dried weight), per watt of light used, is traditionally excepted as a good estimate for using Blurple lights and for on your first run.
 
I'm sorry I came in a long time. It is business trip. T.T.

Technical specification

Growth and Bloom Switches

LED Output Power: 140pcs * 5watt
Draw Power: 300W ~ 380W
Amps: 110V / 2.94A, 220V / 1.51A
Dimension: 380x380x90mm (15 * 15 * 3.5 in)
Voltage: AC85 ~ 265V
View Angle of LEDs: 90 ° / 120 °
Lifespan: 50,000 - 100,000 hours
N.W./G.W: 8.7KG / 10KG
Coverage: 3.5'x3.5 'Standard @ 24inch
Spectrum: 430 to 440 nm, 450 to 475 nm 620 to 630 nm, 650 to 660 nm, IR, and white
Flowering Spectrum: red, white and infared
Veg Spectrum: blue and white
Plug Type: UK
Height: Germination: 24 ~ 30inch; Vegetative: 18 ~ 24 inch; Flowering: 12 ~ 18inch.

It is a specification of the product (mars hydro) that I use.
I have three, and now only one is in use.

I have not started the flowering stage yet, and I want to start now.

Some will be on the veg stage, some will be in the flowering stage.
 

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Lordhooha said:
Ps that purple light isn’t close to 700 watts
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It is the specification of my product(hydro mars)

Technical specification

Growth and Bloom Switches

LED Output Power: 140pcs * 5watt
Draw Power: 300W ~ 380W
Amps: 110V / 2.94A, 220V / 1.51A
Dimension: 380x380x90mm (15 * 15 * 3.5 in)
Voltage: AC85 ~ 265V
View Angle of LEDs: 90 ° / 120 °
Lifespan: 50,000 - 100,000 hours
N.W./G.W: 8.7KG / 10KG
Coverage: 3.5'x3.5 'Standard @ 24inch
Spectrum: 430 to 440 nm, 450 to 475 nm 620 to 630 nm, 650 to 660 nm, IR, and white
Flowering Spectrum: red, white and infared
Veg Spectrum: blue and white
Plug Type: UK
Height: Germination: 24 ~ 30inch; Vegetative: 18 ~ 24 inch; Flowering: 12 ~ 18inch.
 

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realstreeeeet said:
I'm sorry I came in a long time. It is business trip. T.T.

Technical specification

Growth and Bloom Switches

LED Output Power: 140pcs * 5watt
Draw Power: 300W ~ 380W
Amps: 110V / 2.94A, 220V / 1.51A
Dimension: 380x380x90mm (15 * 15 * 3.5 in)
Voltage: AC85 ~ 265V
View Angle of LEDs: 90 ° / 120 °
Lifespan: 50,000 - 100,000 hours
N.W./G.W: 8.7KG / 10KG
Coverage: 3.5'x3.5 'Standard @ 24inch
Spectrum: 430 to 440 nm, 450 to 475 nm 620 to 630 nm, 650 to 660 nm, IR, and white
Flowering Spectrum: red, white and infared
Veg Spectrum: blue and white
Plug Type: UK
Height: Germination: 24 ~ 30inch; Vegetative: 18 ~ 24 inch; Flowering: 12 ~ 18inch.

It is a specification of the product (mars hydro) that I use.
I have three, and now only one is in use.

I have not started the flowering stage yet, and I want to start now.

Some will be on the veg stage, some will be in the flowering stage.
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What are the dimensions of your grow area?

That light will draw ~340w. So it's a 340w light.

Most people advocate ~37w/ft2 (LED), so 340w (340w ÷ 37w/ft2 = ~9.2ft2) would flower a 3'×3' area (9ft2) relatively well. Turn on ALL switches.

I'd arrange your plants in an even distribution, within a 3'×3' space, and then start to flower.
 
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JSheeze said:
What are the dimensions of your grow area?

That light will draw ~340w. So it's a 340w light.

Most people advocate ~37w/ft2 (LED), so 340w (340w ÷ 37w/ft2 = ~9.2ft2) would flower a 3'×3' area (9ft2) relatively well. Turn on ALL switches.

I'd arrange your plants in an even distribution, within a 3'×3' space, and then start to flower.
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my grow area is about 3' x 3'

my light is about 340w?!
Why is it labeled 700w?

and,
Now, only the grow button is on. (Of course they are on the grow stage)
But, do I have to turn on both buttons on the flowering stage?
Not only turn on the bloom button?
 
Use this formula

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But probably close to a pound.
 
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