SOG / avereage weight per plant
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Psychopassive
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That depends on:
- how long you veg them for
- how much light you give them
- how many plants
- hydro or soil
- lots of other factors
Post a photo and you may get some decent guesses.
northeastern lights
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So you did a "small" sog set up and in your last post you think it'll be 2-3 zips. Doubt it. I have a perpetual sog set up running w/ a 600 watter and i get between 1-2 oz depending on strain and its usually around an ounce. Really doubt the heavy weight your expecting. How bout some pics there grasshopper
cool...I am running 2 1000 on a 4'x8' drip system with 36 plants w/ co2..... I veg. until around 5" to 6" high, switched to 12/12. Sprayed them with Sensei spray (plant hormones to increase # of flowers} Use Pure Blend Pro, Liquid Karma, and Sweet. Ill try and get pictures tommorrow.
easygrinder
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based on the info you have given 0.084 gpw
easygrinder
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no the guy above said
Originally Posted by anhedonia
A six inch plant will yield an oz at best with a 1000HPS. With a good stretch they'll be about a foot high and Ive never seen a 12 inch plant get anything over an oz. Any one know how much g/watt that would be? Meaning 2-3 oz on a 6" plant with 1000HPS.
28 g in a oz, 3 oz x 28 = 84g
84g / 1000 = 0.084gpw
i'm deadly serious bro, just maybe you have a hard time reading
anhedonia
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WOW. You really had to say I cant read? Now go try to pull 3 oz's off a six inch clone. You must be pretty smart at least you can grow .08 watts per gram, right? Now just think if you could get one of those little clones to grow 1g/watt!! Now figure how much 1 gram/watt is under 1000hps will give you and get back to me.
easygrinder
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WOW. You really had to say I cant read? Now go try to pull 3 oz's off a six inch clone. You must be pretty smart at least you can grow .08 watts per gram, right? Now just think if you could get one of those little clones to grow 1g/watt!! Now figure how much 1 gram/watt is under 1000hps will give you and get back to me.
2lbs 2 ounces
its clear you can't otherwise you would have seen that what i said was quite correct,
re read it and re read it till you get it right
easygrinder
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now this is exactly the reason why i say you can't read,
i answered your question
you said
Any one know how much g/watt that would be? Meaning 2-3 oz on a 6" plant with 1000HPS.
the answer to that question is as i said,
i never said it was realistic, i never said thats what i achieved, i just answered your fucking question which you struggle to read yourself,
if you are not specific enough in what you write to get the answer you were looking for then that is down to you
all i did was answer your question, realisticly a cutting that gets to 6" total height probably will achieve around half ounce with some better stronger cuttings maybe getting closer to an ounce.
but that is not what i was talking about i was just answering your question, which you failed to understand, which was followed by my question about your reading ability
Ichi
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2.2lbs is not the same as 2lbs 2oz. 16+16+2= 34oz. 1000 grams = 35.27oz That's a street loss of over $350. BONG!
justinbars
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no need for fighting
It's just a lot of weed. wink wink
bgmike8
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wow ive been looking for a thread where i could argue with people over basic math. could you guys tell me the advantage of sog method vs filling up your whole bloom space at once and growing it all out at the same time? also my friend thinks there are 40 possible combinations with two six sided dice but i say 36.
justinbars
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lol im going to have to go with 38 then
justinbars
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well i think you guys are both wrong unless you count the order, if order does matter then you would double 21 then minus 6 so it would be 36 =)
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