how do u grow indoor ladies that have half pound yields

[Hdhkf]

Like your style. My 4 in my tent similar from topping and supercrop. No need for a screen.

I will prop up the two that are a bit shorter next week. I'm on day 14 of flower. Doing a defoliation on day 21 on my days off. Not quite sold on shwazzing but I'll remove most leaves.

I hated trimming my last harvest. It was extremely time consuming. Hoping to lollipop a bit higher than my previous grow in hopes I'll have less smaller buds.

 

[Jjgrow420]

I will prop up the two that are a bit shorter next week. I'm on day 14 of flower. Doing a defoliation on day 21 on my days off. Not quite sold on shwazzing but I'll remove most leaves.

I hated trimming my last harvest. It was extremely time consuming. Hoping to lollipop a bit higher than my previous grow in hopes I'll have less smaller buds.

Buy a trimpro. I can get an entire harvest done in maybe 2-3 hrs vs days. WELL worth the 750 bucks.

 

[LeastExpectedGrower]

In terms of indoor growing, 8oz cured is totally possible...but probably not for your first or even first handful of grows. Basically anything that's in that range or more takes a bit of experience and mastery of growing basics at the very least, and probably a few steps towards good competent plant management. Though I think some do get lucky early on.

Those kind of 'per plant yields' are hand in hand with what I'd consider 'low mistake count.' And a good handle on reading plant situations on the fly. And that's stuff that no one is going to be able really explain in a single post or thread on the internet. I think it takes doing it for a bit and being willing to understand what you're doing right and what you're doing wrong.

 

[PopAndSonGrows]

My opinion? I'd rather have two or 3 plants to make up that 1/2lb, as it would be generally quicker than relying on one bigass plant to produce a 1/2lb. 3-4oz yielding plants are pretty easy to deal with, to handle & move around, etc.

 

[LeastExpectedGrower]

My opinion? I'd rather have two or 3 plants to make up that 1/2lb, as it would be generally quicker than relying on one bigass plant to produce a 1/2lb. 3-4oz yielding plants are pretty easy to deal with, to handle & move around, etc.

I don't go through enough to want a bunch of half pound plants. 8oz for me every 6 months is plenty. I'm not selling and our household doesn't go through that much. I always assume that new accounts that come and ask about .5 or 2lb plants are guys who think they've caught on to a great get-rich-quick scheme.

 

[Hiphophippo]

I do five plants on each side of my scrog and get about three pounds from the whole thing when done so ten plants three pounds I’m doing okay but I mostly burn all that but a little by next grow cycle

 

[PopAndSonGrows]

I don't go through enough to want a bunch of half pound plants. 8oz for me every 6 months is plenty. I'm not selling and our household doesn't go through that much. I always assume that new accounts that come and ask about .5 or 2lb plants are guys who think they've caught on to a great get-rich-quick scheme.

It's just that, with a slower turnaround due to bigger plants, unless you're running perpetual you could run out before the next pull. I totally would, 8oz in 6 to 7 months, i could go thru that easily by myself.