Check all resources you provide match what your plant needs, light, air, temps, rh, c02, nutrients, water. Your plant will grow to its weakest resource, you get to decide what that is and accept your subpar results for the choice.
I've grown every cup winner from all time for starters, and hundreds more varieties additionally, some hundreds of times over.
I find any variety has the potential to yield pounds for example if all resources are provided, and get this....the plant is vegged long enough.
veg longer, veg to a size you can manage keeping flowering stretch considered. For instance a garbage can grow may not be suitable for your space or available resources, so maybe a five gallon pail is better. start in a cup, move to a one gallon, and go to a five pail, top it, train it or not, when its your size flower it. A healthy vegged female 18 inches tall/45 days left untrained yields a solid 4 ounces of large dried trimmed buds along with four others under a 1k light here in 60-70 days of flowering. It takes some dialing in to veg fast and flower correctly but after achieved its second nature indoor cultivation.
I wouldnt use any of those items you mention except the bulbs, both of them in flower along with a quality
nutrient program that has everything you need. AN, DM etc... I grew an entire cycle with only AN mother earth tea, grow and flower
, 20 bucks a bottle, was better than the gh ends
what are you growing in? hand water/feed? how often? what ppm in veg? flower?ph? temps? rh? c02?
air movement? flowering cycle? veg time?