Yield guestimate?

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liv.27

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Hey guys, I'm starting to get really excited about the amount of bud i'll get with these three plants. 2 are growing under a 300w LED and another one with 6x23w 2700k CFLs. They are all in 5 gallon buckets and fed Tigerbloom every couple days. They are 3 weeks into flowering.
Any guesses on the yield I should get?
 

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liv.27

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Thank you all for the quick answers!

About 1 pound is sooo much! I was only hoping for 1 ounce per plant lol.

For a first grow this sounds amazing! Especially for bagseed. 3 of 3 turned female :hump:

I'll post again soon when the buds get bigger.
 
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MjAeJdIiK

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liv.27 said:
Thank you all for the quick answers!

About 1 pound is sooo much! I was only hoping for 1 ounce per plant lol.

For a first grow this sounds amazing! Especially for bagseed. 3 of 3 turned female :hump:

I'll post again soon when the buds get bigger.
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Growdict

Growdict

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they are screwing with you. your 300w led actually draws about 140w plus 6*23 is 138w. so if everything goes well you can expect between 140-280g. likely on the low side since its your first grow, but you might get lucky. There are still lots of ways to make it 0g though so keep reading and learning.
 
dopeleader

dopeleader

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Growdict is off on he's measuring of led outputs, 300w led is 300w output power and only around half that or less in actual draw.
That doesn't make the led weaker than 300w it makes your power bill smaller.
On that note I believe you will pull around 1/2-2/3 of a pound completely dependant upon the amount of LST you've done and time in veg.
Your pot size also allows for a bigger plant but time will tell.
 
Growdict

Growdict

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dopeleader - are you saying a blurple 300w LED can yield 300g while only pulling 140w of electricity?
 
dopeleader

dopeleader

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No problems at all with a bit of knowledge.
That's why LED lights are better than HID, the only difference being leds are more expensive initially
 
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