Average yield for 3 week old?

[Pie Eye]

My Deathstar baby turned 3 weeks old yesterday and i was just wondering what the average yeild is for a plant this young if you were to flower it

And what i should expect if i wait two weeks, top, and let grow for 2 more before flower?

 

[Schwagg#12]

Not a whole lot from a 3 week old seedling

 

[blake9999]

About a Pound

 

[budman111]

Too many variables like light, room environment, grower skill so on but I'd get a few Oz for sure.

 

[Pie Eye]

About a Pound

screw you blake lol

 

[Brettman]

Rule of thumb is Lb/week. So you’d be looking at 3lb easy.

 

[xtsho]

Depends on many things. Strain, amount of light, etc... I've grown plants 12/12 from seed and got close to two ounces before.

 

[Herb & Suds]

6 grams

 

[blake9999]

Why do you want to flower it so soon? are you working with height limitations? If you want a half-way decent yield I would let it veg for three to four weeks longer.

 

[Pie Eye]

Why do you want to flower it so soon? are you working with height limitations? If you want a half-way decent yield I would let it veg for three to four weeks longer.

Height limit and time limit, i need it done asap but with a semi decent yeild so vegging a little longer is probably my best bet

 

[Thundercat]

Height limit and time limit, i need it done asap but with a semi decent yeild so vegging a little longer is probably my best bet

If its not genetically mature it won't start flowering either way, and 3 weeks is pretty young. If you flip it now it will still take multiple weeks for it to actually begin to flower.

 

[Johnny Lawrence]

screw you blake lol

Blake is on point. Don't hate.

 

[Smitty42088]

If you care about yield be sure to veg no less than 8 weeks imo..Also look into a scrog technique so you capitalize off the space you have to grow with...If you wanna flip plants at a young age then you would need multiple plants to get the same yield that you coulda had off of two big plants...

 

[snoeman032]

A few joints at least

 

[madvillian420]

"average yield" isnt really a thing. Theres so many factors that go into how much youll get. Genetics, plant training/modification,temps, humidity, airflow, growing medium, ph, nutrients, veg/flower time,drying/curing method/speed,nug density.....not a very simple question to answer by looking at a picture. Veg that sucker out. It takes time, but its worth it. Its hard to be patient but you have to be to get a good harvest.