Help with growing large plants

Shredstickin

Active Member
Hey everybody I'm new to this and have a question. Does anybody have any procedures or tips on how to grow very tall indoor plants that yield in the #'s? I've heard of people in australia doing this, blasting the plants with 10,000 watts, veging for 12 weeks and flowering for 8 and having plants that yield 10-15 pounds because of their one plant limit. Does anyone have any advice or helpful tips? Thank you :)
 

rollwithyou22

Active Member
I am super curious about this myself, but haven't yet done any reading. Anyone got any thoughts on this?

Super confused with how yields work and all. I think that different strains only have the ability to yield so much depending on their genetics or whatever. But then.. depending on water, nutes, light, ventilation, etc.. you kind of are the second determining factor.

Maybe someone will post something for us on this topic! :) Keep it real :joint:
 

cerebralvibrator

Active Member
Size and maturity has much to do with final yield of course. Put it this way, grown indoors my strain ( from clone)will produce just over a dry OZ in my small set up with the plants kept to under 18" tall, but when I put that same strain (clone) outdoors and let it veg up for 2 months it produced well over 7 dry OZ with a mass of popcorn bud left on! Don't need to be tall though encourage it to bush out by removing the tops during veg.

Outdoors they can attain the size of small trees if you plant early and let them go so yes its a viable way to yield a large amount if you do the same indoors. have a search for 'Heath Robinson' I think hes a member here..... he has grown wonderful indoor 'trees' in the past:-)

*edit* Here you go, (link below) Heaths a master at this game and has been for many years, this is staggering, 2 'trees' producing over 70 dry OZ in an aquafarm. I dont know anybody who does this better than heath. :-)
Heaths Critical Mass Tree grow -rollitup.
 

lozac123

Well-Known Member
cereb hit it on the head, its how long and how large you grow the plants. also, buy a satvia strain, cos they grow a lot taller than indicas.
 
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