arrozkongandulez
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ok i will look into both methods, how would you know which plants like which better?
IMHO, all things being equal, what you should expect is:assuming i got perfect temps all along, a decent strain, I'm thinking of growing either:
- Nirvana: White widow
- Nirvana: Northern Light
- Dinafem: Critical +
- Dinafem: Blue Widow
- Dinafem: White Widow
- Green House Seeds: Super Lemon Haze
- Dutch Passion: Blueberry
- Big Buddha Seeds: Big Buddha Cheese
- Barney's Farm: Liberty Haze
- Barney's Farm: L.S.D.
I want 4 plants grown in a DWC system.
what are my chances of getting about a pound of grade A+ ganja?
is there any nutes/supplements anyone would suggest to increase yield that work good on DWC?
thanks so much in advance people!
I already did. New growers (including me) generally lack the experience to pull off top yields. For example you know almost nothing about training, and all the reading in the world only helps so much... it's one of those things you have to actually do. I also helped you by recommending a strain, but you insist on being a fuck boy to anyone that doesn't tell you what you want to hear so go choke on a cock sandwhich and good luck with your pound.that was not helpful at all lol, this will be my 2nd grow and I'm REALLY meticulous..
can you give me a reason as to why my chances are slim to none?
It sounds like the guy at your hydro store has the answers to your questions then.the guy at my hydro store is helping me build the same setup he has for himself:
its a system of 4 5Gallon buckets with 6 inch net pots connected through an 80 watt air pump.
Ya, and those answers are $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$It sounds like the guy at your hydro store has the answers to your questions then.
Grade A+ on your second grow? That's only possible if an experienced grower is holding your hand for 3 straight months.what are my chances of getting about a pound of grade A+ ganja?
I don't know why folk who grow cannabis think you need tons of wattage you can get led grow panels that are only 25 watts from the green house catalog that grow any plant under there 5 ft spread, my grandma grows tons of vegetables and fruit using these lights in the winter months I think stoners have been deceived by hightimes into believing you need way more watts than it actually takes.
dude awesome advice!I know I dont have shit for posts or pictures, other than over at Grasscity when I was first testing the waters of hydroponics...however, my advice is worthy, if you care to listen.
I wouldnt recommend you adding anymore plants into your mix, infact, 4 would be max if you want a pound from a 600w light. Thats 150 watts per plant, which with a 4 week veg, using SCRoG, giving it a 9 week flower time should get you somewhere in that ballpark. I suggest you test your grounds with 4 plants, see which is the highest producers, and cut yourself back to 2 buckets and 2 plants, giving it 300 watts per plant.
Assuming you have 8 foot ceilings, grab a 10'x10' of panda film and atleast a 25' roll of mylar, with a tarp zipper, tape the mylar to the inside of the panda film.
Get two 10' 3/4" pvc pieces, some 3/4" L's and T's, two 4'x1' pine boards, and a roll of string. Build yourself a 3'x3'x4' pvc frame, with a SCRoG screen at the top made from the string, and the pine boards at the base. Lay mylar over the pine boards and tape down. Roll mylar down the wall you plan on having your system against, and line your system up perfectly with the mylar. Now, grab the panda/mylar section, and you and a trustworthy friend bend the panda/mylar around the system, tacking/taping it to the ceiling and the wall around the system with the mylar on it. Now you have a makeshift grow closet. You can cut a hole in it and run AC duct into it if you so please. I attach clip fans to the frame.
Now the buckets, get three 5 gallon buckets, 2 bucket lids, four 6 inch airstones, three small water pumps, and all appropriate sized tubing for pumps, and two L bends for the water pumps. Cut out your netcup hole in the lids, cut a hole for the water pump plug and the air hoses, cut a hole for the water draining and one for the water filling in the lid (should be same size as water pump tubing). Place your water pump and airstones in two of the buckets, put the lid on and run your tubing to both water pump and airstones. Place L bends on the tubing sticking out of the buckets (your water draining). Place clones in both buckets, use the 3rd bucket and water pump for filling and draining. 3 weeks under SCRoG for veg, then 9 weeks to flower, should give you a pound.
Atleast it does for me.
First off, a QP per plant should be a minimum goal. So 1 ib should not be difficult if you are meticulous and studied up.
My first grow I averaged 5 ozs a plant, and two of those four just happened to be Liberty Haze and LSD.
As for watts I really doubt you'll be able to get a QP a plant with only 600, you need 2-600s in an area of about 4x7, or a 600 per two plants. With DWC maybe you'll do ok but without more watts you will not get a lb.
Chances of getting grade A+ product are good with any of those strains and some knowledge, but again I must go back to watts, lumens, whatever you measure your lights at, you need more period.
I'm in FFOF soil using FFOF line with molasses, humic acid, and other adds so I can't comment on DWC.
Super Lemon Haze is a fav around here.
Good luck.
Whats easier than DWC?One pound from a 600 is very easy to do. Not so easy for a beginner though. It takes some trimming, training, supercropping and an understanding of how to feed plants. There are easier ways to do it than DWC buckets, though.
Grade A+ on your second grow? That's only possible if an experienced grower is holding your hand for 3 straight months.
View attachment 2352242View attachment 2352243View attachment 2352244<---my second grow. it's in soil and only under a 150 w hps (with a couple little cfls too) and a bagseed. it's looking like it'll be at least 7 oz total dry based on what my first grow yeilded in the same setup. with your hydro setup and far superior lighting and a scrog i have no doubt that with a little patience and reading you can meet your goal.
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Flood and drain. Fewer potential issues to deal with.Whats easier than DWC?