TrusmokerKing420
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Its it possible to get 10lbs plus in a 4x8 or 5x9
4x8 or 5x9 possible Yeild?
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BobThe420Builder
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I'd say 30+# easy
87Jerseydevil87
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No I personally don’t think it’s possible, 10lbs lol in one harvest I doubt is happening in anything less than 8x8. IF someone wanted to try it and be remotely successful, it would be like 6 months of training/scrog. Lucky if you pull 3lbs out of one of those tents.
StareCase
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Top notch grows could produce 60 gr/sq ft with a high yielding strain. Applying basic math and ...
... no.
a mongo frog
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Yes it is. It will have to be a 2 tiered system though with led. You might be able to do it with 9 foot ceilings if thats what you are working with. If you already have the space you will need roughly 8 grand to get this done, which is nothing compared to the numbers you are talking about. Keep us posted on the build out please.
Herb & Suds
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Are there even 9 foot tents???
87Jerseydevil87
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You probably need like 18 ft ceilings min to touch that weight on a two tier. I just cant see 5lbs coming from a sea of green with dimensions of 4x8 and a height of 4-1/2ft. Everyone would be running two 4x8s and getting 10lbs every harvest.
a mongo frog
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Ive never seen one.
a mongo frog
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Ok than the op needs to 3 or 4 tiered with 9 foot ceilings than. Will work for sure. My bad!!!!!
87Jerseydevil87
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Nope you got it all wrong smh, he needs a sky scraper duh!
evergreengardener
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Ain’t that the truth
Gorilla tents used to include a 2ft extension that made it almost 9ft....they still might.
But even with extension and multi trays, I don't see 10lbs happening with even with most seasoned growers
Even 2lbs would be respectable for most in that space
a mongo frog
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We have already set the foundation for this to work. Its pretty much a done deal. Please help us finalize the project. Thank you.
TrusmokerKing420
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Wow I thought it was possible. Well next question how many plants can go in a 5x9 ? And what size pots would be optimal to achieve the most possible?