MaroonedCanuck
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Pretty self-explanatory
What is your average yield per plant?
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smoking chef
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The last run I did was agent orange and got 2oz per plant. This run doing white lightning and I usually get four ozs per plant from that strain.
MaroonedCanuck
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What's your setup?
MaroonedCanuck
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I realize an overestimate in the yield spread. *cough* bump
Mattplusness
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over the summer i grew one giant outdoor plant and got 21 ounces roughly (no scale, but going by bag size)
MaroonedCanuck
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wowza how tall was that beast? Did you veg it indoors or anything?
Mattplusness
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i got it when it was about 20" tall around early may and planted it. it got to be probably 7.5', never measured her
MaroonedCanuck
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jealous of your guerrilla skills
MaroonedCanuck
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Everyone is more than welcome to state their circumstances. Kinda what I wanted from this thread but can't go back and edit OP.
mr.smileyface
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i think every week you veg is a half ounce added to the plant.(indoors) SO if u veg for 4 weeks your going to get 2 oz per plant.(in a good setup) i get around an oz per plant. I only veg for 1 week. Outdoor is an ounce for each week of veg time. Im just estimating so dont get your panties in a twist. This is what i ussauly get. Dont expect that much if your plants are ugly or mutants. Remember to put lime in your soil outdoors! Indoors just use Pro mix. Its foolproof and ph ready for you. LESS is more
MaroonedCanuck
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You gotta include the variable for weeks flowering too. So what is the predicted value when veg time is 0...
Not asking you for an answer but if one were to model an equation for estimated ounces, you'd need to think about that too.
I wonder if anyone has incorporated regression analysis into their growing. Would be an interesting read!
Will definitely do it myself when I get my own place. So many variables to think about though, and would need accurate data from others as well. Same strain of course.
Not asking you for an answer but if one were to model an equation for estimated ounces, you'd need to think about that too.
I wonder if anyone has incorporated regression analysis into their growing. Would be an interesting read!
Will definitely do it myself when I get my own place. So many variables to think about though, and would need accurate data from others as well. Same strain of course.
sambo020482
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veg 4 6-8wks, strain Dp blueberry never yield less than 4oz a plant.