Yield per plant

TeaTreeOil · Feb 20, 2009

You have high expectations. I saw where you were going... but many people wouldn't.

I'd often not 'show work' in school. I've been accused of cheating because I can do math in my head.

BOLD · May 26, 2009

tusseltussel said:
[SIZE=+1]28.3495231 oz.
[/SIZE]

[SIZE=+1]453.59237 LB[/SIZE]

if you want to be exactly exact

That's funny!

GypsyBush · Aug 15, 2009

Here's one of the "heavyweights"... 3 months of veg...

Please not the QUOTE MARKS... this plant is NOT MINE...

M Blaze said:
Heres that tree at the end of its 2nd week of flower. She is happily sitting under 3 x 600 watt lights

GypsyBush · Aug 15, 2009

But these are mine... :lol:

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I guess they kinda filled in eh?!?!?!

toadilyinsan · Aug 16, 2009

They must have bought there scales from the same place I bought my tape measure to measure my penis, it adds about 40%

prilozadav · Aug 19, 2009

Can we get back to the subject? I know it's difficult to stay on subject when most everyone on this site is high at any given moment.

Has anyone pulled in a pound per plant with an indoor growth?

If so what system / method / nutrients did you use?
And
How tall were your plants?

GypsyBush.

Have you had a yield from supercropping like that yet? Those plants are fantastic.
How much did you get from them?

GypsyBush · Aug 28, 2009

They are still going... 3 weeks of 12/12 now.... :razz:

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roleone · Sep 3, 2009

if you grow a plant in the ground in perfect sunlight and can let it grow for 6 months plus you can definitley yield 3.5 lbs. I have 3 in the ground and they only get about 6 hours of direct sunlight and have been in the ground since march. my superskunk has 38 top buds probabbly gonna yield about a half lb if not more. My hawiian snow is also in the ground with 26 top colas. And last but not least the pure gold is doing awseome but a little behind with 22 top buds. I lollipopped all 3 plants.

GypsyBush · Sep 3, 2009

roleone said:
if you grow a plant in the ground in perfect sunlight and can let it grow for 6 months plus you can definitley yield 3.5 lbs. I have 3 in the ground and they only get about 6 hours of direct sunlight and have been in the ground since march. my superskunk has 38 top buds probabbly gonna yield about a half lb if not more. My hawiian snow is also in the ground with 26 top colas. And last but not least the pure gold is doing awseome but a little behind with 22 top buds. I lollipopped all 3 plants.

You should look at M Blaze's grows bro... :-P

He's about to pull off way more than he did last time... and he got 2lbs per plant INDOORS.. :lol:

Treeth · Sep 3, 2009

fuck royal.

RIU is going metric,

here on out.

You wanna specifically deal in, 454 g, be my guest. I say, just bring it up to the half kilo.

much appreciated.

HolyGhost23 · Nov 2, 2009

does it matter wtf a pound is i think a pound is almost 454Grams it says that on my friggan 1lb of bread 454Grams. basicaly all i want to know is on average from experience what is the likely outcome of a per plant yield

spl1 · Jan 10, 2010

prilozadav said:
Can we get back to the subject? I know it's difficult to stay on subject when most everyone on this site is high at any given moment.

Has anyone pulled in a pound per plant with an indoor growth?

If so what system / method / nutrients did you use?
And
How tall were your plants?

GypsyBush.

Have you had a yield from supercropping like that yet? Those plants are fantastic.
How much did you get from them?

4 pounds per plant is what this guy did indoor dry.
http://www.thcfarmer.com/forums/f54/doubleds-new-20-light-medical-garden-2915/

GypsyBush · Jan 13, 2010

better lat than never... lol... :eyesmoke:

But here's the result... :razz:

a lil over 2 pounds from these girls... 1200w... :razz:

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plantz · Jan 13, 2010

Knucklecallus420 said:
o m f g... half a fucking pound is enough for me anyways per plant... wow
wouldnt 3.5 make the damn plant collapse?

no cause outside plants get very strong stalks from constant harsh wind conditions etc.

spl1 · Jan 23, 2010

Gypsy Bush very nice grow, how many hours trimming? 8-9 hours?

ironlings · Jan 23, 2010

theres a guy on thcfarmer.com vegged for 3 weeks and off 6 plants got 42 lbs

spl1 · Jan 23, 2010

HolyGhost23 said:
does it matter wtf a pound is i think a pound is almost 454Grams it says that on my friggan 1lb of bread 454Grams. basicaly all i want to know is on average from experience what is the likely outcome of a per plant yield

the last harvest I had was 4 oz a plant 9 weeks flower, I had 8 5gal buckets with 10" net pots with GH water farm kits dripping and air bubbling under in the bucks. Total was 2 pounds that grow dried and trimmed. I used AN SensiGrow and SensiBloom, Nirvana, Bud Candy, Big Bud, Over Drive Right now I an testing Humboldt Nutrients Master A & B, Ginormous, Sea Mag, Sea Cal, ProZyme, Humboldt Roots

spl1 · Jan 23, 2010

ironlings said:
theres a guy on thcfarmer.com vegged for 3 weeks and off 6 plants got 42 lbs

It was 10 plants and it was doubleD's plants

ironlings · Jan 23, 2010

stll thats crazy

spl1 · Jan 23, 2010

rick maughs used to average like 6 pounds a plant and he used to grow up to 1000 a year before he had to stop growing all together. http://mycorrhizal.com http://medicalmarijuanaguide.com

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