Yield estimation?

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Carbonfylter

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just a question, I know there's a lot of factors that come into play but given my info, what would you say I could expect to yield from 2 autoflowers?

Theyre both northern lights in 3 gallon pots, been well cared for with no major hiccups, vegged for about 4 weeks and jumped to flower, have been fed with calmag every watering, FF nutrients every second watering, looking like this currently, but the downside is the light im using is subpar due to delivery issues with the ts1000 i was going to use for flower so for flowering im stuck using a giixer 1000w, 110w draw, blurple which I know is going to impact my yield... given all of this whatcha think lol20200828_201033.jpg
 
Doug Dawson

Doug Dawson

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It looks like you have a few hiccups going by those pics. What is all over them, there are white spots all over the place. Also some of those leaves are colored very strange. They are almost copper and green two toned?
 
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Carbonfylter

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Doug Dawson said:
It looks like you have a few hiccups going by those pics. What is all over them, there are white spots all over the place. Also some of those leaves are colored very strange.
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Its diatomaceous earth due to a lone bug chomping a couple leaves, top dressed soil with DE very powdery so it ended up on some leaves but I blew them off - I dont see the colors that are concerning, could you elaborate? The light green areas are new growth i thought that was normal color for new growth
 
Doug Dawson

Doug Dawson

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Carbonfylter said:
Its diatomaceous earth due to a lone bug chomping a couple leaves, top dressed soil with DE very powdery so it ended up on some leaves but I blew them off - I dont see the colors that are concerning, could you elaborate? The light green areas are new growth i thought that was normal color for new growth
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Diatomaceous earth, ok. I circled a few spots. The one on the left looks like the leaves go from copper to Green. Thought it could be shadow but cannot see anything casting a shadow above them. The circle on the plant on the right almost looks like a web in the middle of the leaf. The lighter green on new growth is normal but the lower stuff looks off. It could be the picture though.
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Carbonfylter

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Doug Dawson said:
Diatomaceous earth, ok. I circled a few spots. The one on the left looks like the leaves go from copper to Green. Thought it could be shadow but cannot see anything casting a shadow above them. The circle on the plant on the right almost looks like a web in the middle of the leaf. The lighter green on new growth is normal but the lower stuff looks off. It could be the picture though.
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Oh okay I see what you're talking about now, I believe that copperish hue could be my rooms lighting contaminating a bit, took some new pics with no light contamination, how does this look in comparison? And that web was a pretty big water spot just for clarification :) thanks for the help! Just wanna make sure I'm doing things proper20200830_190831.jpg
 
Doug Dawson

Doug Dawson

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Carbonfylter said:
Oh okay I see what you're talking about now, I believe that copperish hue could be my rooms lighting contaminating a bit, took some new pics with no light contamination, how does this look in comparison? And that web was a pretty big water spot just for clarification :) thanks for the help! Just wanna make sure I'm doing things properView attachment 4669725
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That looks way better, I thought it might be the pic but wanted to make sure. As for why folks are saying about a pound, that is the standard answer to your unanswerable question. I get you want to have an idea of what they will yield but in reality there is just no good way to say. Food, genetics, temp, light and many other things are factors so an accurate answer is just not possible.
 
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