I have a 60 x 60 x 160 - What strain is good for MAX yield?

I know 60x60x160 is not a great area to deal with but hope some of you pros may still know how I can maximize my yield but same time to have some good buds to blaze. Can you also tell me how much it would yield and the start-finish time! Thanks

White Widow, Big Bud, Critical, 400w+, HPS MH, Good vent, co2, Nutes, lst.

Dima79 said:

White Widow, Big Bud, Critical, 400w+, HPS MH, Good vent, co2, Nutes, lst.

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bro. You should write a grow book and just put that..that would be awsome..it says it all so simply..lmao

stuckonsticky said:

bro. You should write a grow book and just put that..that would be awsome..it says it all so simply..lmao

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So that's all you need!

how much yield per plant should i be expecting. Assuming those are indicas since i have limited space, how many would I fit in there? Same time, would sea of green be better?

ty816 said:

how much yield per plant should i be expecting. Assuming those are indicas since i have limited space, how many would I fit in there? Same time, would sea of green be better?

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Your yield will depend on knowledge, genetics, ability, luck. There are too many variables. The potential is there but YOU have to bring it out. A grower that really knows what's going on will produce alot more product than a grower with no clue. I think that most people here will agree that the more grows you have the more yield you will get because of the experience you gain. The seed bank might say you can pull 450 gm per m/2 but that's under optimal conditions and by no means a guarantee.

can someone please tell me what LSTmeans?

Dima79 said:

White Widow, Big Bud, Critical, 400w+, HPS MH, Good vent, co2, Nutes, lst.

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Low Stress Training.

LST really? is it that important ?

Yes especially if u got a tight space.

Read up on lst n chheck my thread.

yea LST is great and very easy. IMO theres 2 benefits for that, first is to save space/ control plant size, second and most important is to get as much light that you can to the plant, usually the lower parts.what i do is basically look over the plant and stretch branches away (tie gently) from fan leaves to get more light in or vice versa...
some do this for size and train them to grow very low.. up to you ..

in a new grower but i think it not that difficult. light, air & food is all they need.
once you got that, just listen to your plants and you know what to do.. i actually spend time with them, and i will notice every little change... so far all is going good (knock x3) ....

good luck with your grow