And i am using clones. I cut my clones before i fkip the flower room, by the time it finishes my clones root and veg and are ready for the flower room.
Yield help needed from the pros!
- Thread starter wreign
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Thundercat
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48 lights is a lot of work for one person no matter what type of system. A dialed in SOG will yield more in less time then traditional larger plants, so maybe you wouldn’t need to try to run 48 lights? Pulling a whole extra harvest per year can make a big difference in yield.
nxsov180db
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The branches look lanky, IME small branches produce small flowers. I like to send 4 mains up, whenever I tried 8 or more I ended up with small buds.
nxsov180db
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Where'd ya get the clones originally?
Reap911
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Bro, lota of good pointers here. If you are serious about improvement, journal.
Create comparison runs. Run X amount of plants one way and Y amount of plants another. Record everything you feed, the amounts and every bit of info you think is important. Capturing what you are doing in a detailed way is key to learning.
Data = Knowledge = Improvement
So thus allows you to see what works best. Its a lot work but its how you get to the top. Rember its not just the flowering that is going to result in the maxed out yields. It starts from the moment that plant gets life. I would focus on each step of the process and ensure that each phase of the plants life is dialled in just right.
If your watering game is off, if you additives are out of whack, delayed etc then you are not going to get to the top of your game. Discpline is at the base of success in any field. If you cant get things consistent and there are unnessary fluctuations created because of a lack thereof then I think you are not going to get to where you want to be.
Create comparison runs. Run X amount of plants one way and Y amount of plants another. Record everything you feed, the amounts and every bit of info you think is important. Capturing what you are doing in a detailed way is key to learning.
Data = Knowledge = Improvement
So thus allows you to see what works best. Its a lot work but its how you get to the top. Rember its not just the flowering that is going to result in the maxed out yields. It starts from the moment that plant gets life. I would focus on each step of the process and ensure that each phase of the plants life is dialled in just right.
If your watering game is off, if you additives are out of whack, delayed etc then you are not going to get to the top of your game. Discpline is at the base of success in any field. If you cant get things consistent and there are unnessary fluctuations created because of a lack thereof then I think you are not going to get to where you want to be.