average yield for outdoor plants
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herbalfrenzy
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It depends on a lot of things. How big the plant is, if you topped/FIM/or LST'd the plant. What strain and how well you are taking care of it. Pictures?
OregonMeds
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10 lbs per plant is average outdoors, see pic:
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nepali grizzly
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thats an insane looking plant. truely amazing. Average yeild for me is 2 ounces started june 1st finished mid september.
cbtwohundread
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yea if you grow in that style youll get 10 llbs..if woods were behind imans house ,which i wish there were i would do that also but ii live in the city where things are shitty,,,,id have to sit in my yard with something shiny ,lol,,,it depends on ure methods and genetics wat u will yeild in your grow and every grow is diffrent
superelectro
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Holy shit. ^^ thats a big plant ^^ .
Grandma Gudenhi
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Yea, I've seen that pic before. We were trying to decide if someone put that person in there. I've seen some extremely tall plants, and I've seen some extremely bushy plants, but never the two combined. Not to say it's not possible.
I think most depends on growing conditions.
Our's avg. 2-3 lbs. Last year many were 3.5lbs and three were around 5lbs. We only grow 12 plants and most go to other patients.
Here is a pic of an almost 5 pounder (and my b/f). Keep in mind, we leave the bottom "popcorn" buds to grow for an extra three weeks or so. This added about a half pound of weight.
I think most depends on growing conditions.
Our's avg. 2-3 lbs. Last year many were 3.5lbs and three were around 5lbs. We only grow 12 plants and most go to other patients.
Here is a pic of an almost 5 pounder (and my b/f). Keep in mind, we leave the bottom "popcorn" buds to grow for an extra three weeks or so. This added about a half pound of weight.
grow space
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depend on genetics,how much sun is it getting, and most importanly-how much will you tend 4 your plants.
timfbmx
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WOW! Very nice... I was wondering if you had a picture of the plant before it was flowering. Thanks....awsome stuffYea, I've seen that pic before. We were trying to decide if someone put that person in there. I've seen some extremely tall plants, and I've seen some extremely bushy plants, but never the two combined. Not to say it's not possible.
I think most depends on growing conditions.
Our's avg. 2-3 lbs. Last year many were 3.5lbs and three were around 5lbs. We only grow 12 plants and most go to other patients.
Here is a pic of an almost 5 pounder (and my b/f). Keep in mind, we leave the bottom "popcorn" buds to grow for an extra three weeks or so. This added about a half pound of weight.
Grandma Gudenhi
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This pic is frow 8/5/09. The one with the wind damage is the same plant as in the previous pic .(front corner of pic)
treemansbuds
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THAT 10lb plant is photoshopped, or they found a 12ft high fence, with a 12"x12" grid pattern? Common people, only the JOLLY GREEN GIANT can use that size of a fence. But that 5lber looks like the real deal. WOW what a beauty, hell the mmmmm "10lber", ya right, is a beauty of a plant too!
About your question, many different factors apply, send photo so we can give a better estimate. Good luck
About your question, many different factors apply, send photo so we can give a better estimate. Good luck
Papi Chingon
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it's a net to support the branches as they gain weight. it doesn't look photoshopped to me. click on the pic and blow it up, looks legit.
timfbmx
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Wow those are badass plants very nice... I can see why you have such great yeild. Can you tell me what kind of topping techniques do you use to get your plants so damn bushy??? ThanksThis pic is frow 8/5/09. The one with the wind damage is the same plant as in the previous pic .(front corner of pic)
Grandma Gudenhi
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Here's how I figure it, If the plant were as tall as it looks, it would be about 20+ pounds.
If the netting has 6" holes, how tall does it make the guy?
It looks like he could stick his head through the holes. No way if they are 6", and I've never seen anything with bigger holes. I would think bird netting and such would only go 4".
Ready for this? We don't top them. They bush out naturally. I think it's because all the grow room and the Cali. sunshine.
OregonMeds
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The pic is legit, but not mine. I don't recall what the weight was said to be, it's from some forum that's long since gone like overgrow.
Run a few thousand watts in your garage vegging a single plant for 1/2 year or longer until you can barely even get it out of the garage when bundled up and then use a tractor to dig and lower it into a giant pit of the best soil mix and care for it perfectly with barrels of nutrients.
Anyone can do it.
Run a few thousand watts in your garage vegging a single plant for 1/2 year or longer until you can barely even get it out of the garage when bundled up and then use a tractor to dig and lower it into a giant pit of the best soil mix and care for it perfectly with barrels of nutrients.
Anyone can do it.
eastern o towns finest
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man wat do you use on the beast
dankantorNorCal
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i live in cali wat do u do to get those so big?