Guess that depends on how long they vegged for, I had a seed I sprouted in July, only got 2 months of veg, and I just got over a pound. Longer veg time and you are looking at 2lbs per plant +
This deserves a blow up
Green Thumb Nursery near my house sells them cheap. I don't remember how many are in each bag but it looks like a lot and they're only a couple bucks per bag. As far along as you are into flower, I wouldn't use them.
Average yield on an outdoor plant is just like indoors, strain and condition dependent. If you preveg them indoor for a few months the sky is the limit, your talking 5-7 or more pounds on a single plant. Oh fuckin yeah. But thats a huge monster that has been prevegged for a good 2 or 3 months and topped to achieve a million tops. Naturally grown, I consider that started when the weather permits planting directly into soil outdoors and grown from spring through harvest, a pound is not hard, more with the right strain. I got 6 ounces dry off a white rhino, that was started a month late, was in full shade for its first 2 week of life, and then finally moved into the sunlight once the danger of farmers passed. So it could have been much bigger than the 7 feet it reached. Not to mention I had to pull it at 44 days flowering because the farmers were harvesting their crops early. It had 3 weeks left at least and could have doubled her weight easily in those three week outdoors under the sun. When you compare outdoor plants to indoor plants, there is nothing average about them. They are monsters, you are talking branches the size of most people indoor plants. At least thats what I expect, and if I dont get that its been a disappointing year.
!!! But down to only an outdoor harvest until I can move again. I hate moving. SO in between then and now I will be trying to pull in what harvests I can. Luckily I will have the outdoor going well before I move, as there is someone there to take care of it from the start. And they know what they are doing for the most part. Good and Bad going on, a lot of stress, but I will make it through, just kind of maddening is all. Take care Club 600.
I have 8 plants vegging now, and plant to put em outside as soon as the time is right. Some are a foot tall. I am hoping for a nice harvest to make up for that expensive flop from mites.
I hope to get a pound each man! I got about a pound from 26 plants this run as the mites slowed me to a crawl growth-wise.I missed the outdoor season last year, not this year though, I will have some outdoor Heribei to medicate with come October. I will be moved and without an indoor system at that point. Yeah Im going back to almost nothing again. But I have to for my sons sake. They are renovating his school and he would have to go to school on the military base next year and Im not cool with that. So Im moving back to his old school district. I have to give up my grow room for that but my son is more important. At least I will have my old outdoor spot back
Ugghh THANKYOU!! cof im going to get some right the fk now!!! peace 1BMMI have two strips in a 5 1/2 x 9 x 8 area that has both veg and bloom and the mites are gone and the buds are happier (and so am I). Limit your time in the area if you use them.
I've thrown neem oil, azamax and pyrethrins at them with limited success. If it's really bad, then a insect bomb is in order....short of burning down the house.
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Got me an arsenal from the garden center but im going go try the pest strips first.. Ill let you bros know how it comes out.