Will I get 1lb from these plants?

[xtsho]

You'll get what you'll get. Worry about making it to harvest without bugs, PM, or bud rot.

 

[PadawanWarrior]

You'll get what you'll get. Worry about making it to harvest without bugs, PM, or bud rot.

Ya I agree. I like to start with lower expectations, and be happy if it turns out better than I hoped. My first round yielded a pound and a half indoors under 2 315 cmh light, and he's outside so the light is even better. But a lot can go wrong still, especially outdoors with bugs and stuff so I just don't like to get my hopes up too high.

 

[growingforfun]

Lol

Then explain how my average is 27oz per 5 gallon bucket?

Well I was basically just stating the average in soil, are you growing in a form of hydro with more experience than someone asking for yields @shitstick?

 

[Herb & Suds]

Im starting to feel this is not the first time I have seen these plants from a different user name?

 

[beernutz]

Lol

Then explain how my average is 27oz per 5 gallon bucket?

Pics or calling bullfuckenshit

 

[PJ Diaz]

My money is on 1.5 oz per plant, 4.5 oz total. Basically a QP.

 

[ttystikk]

Pics or calling bullfuckenshit

For reference, the trellis panels are 6' tall.

 

[Budget Buds]

about a pound plus or minus about 454 grams.......

 

[Renfro]

But in a 5 gal bucket you can rule of thumb it at 2-8 oz, average is 4oz per 5 gal.

If thats a rule I would have quit growing. I think light source, veg time, strain and the grower have a lot to do with it. I have pulled some ridiculous numbers out of 5 gallon, like 3.2 pounds and then I went to 10 gallon and got even more in the same footprint, over 4 pounds. Then I went to more buckets/plants in the same footprint and this run looks like it's going to do just as good but I don't have to water a plant every 16 hours lol.

 

[TacoMac]

Who, other than someone who has never grown before, uses a 5 gallon bucket and only fills it not quite half full of soil?

And to top it off they didn't drill side holes for runoff.

Dumbest shit I've ever seen. Well...almost.

 

[growingforfun]

If thats a rule I would have quit growing. I think light source, veg time, strain and the grower have a lot to do with it. I have pulled some ridiculous numbers out of 5 gallon, like 3.2 pounds and then I went to 10 gallon and got even more in the same footprint, over 4 pounds. Then I went to more buckets/plants in the same footprint and this run looks like it's going to do just as good but I don't have to water a plant every 16 hours lol.

Do you understand of rule of thumb means? It means a rough way of measurement.

Theres exceptions to everything an sure some people are going to yield much more than others. You even called 3.2 lbs a ridiculous number for a 5 gal. I have a pretty hard time believing 3.2 lbs for 5 gal of soil but whatever.


Keep in mind numbers for people asking what they will yield are going to fall into a average range that's going to be differant from people who dont have to ask

 

[ttystikk]

Keep in mind numbers for people asking what they will yield are going to fall into a average range that's going to be differant from people who dont have to ask

This is an excellent point!

 

[piratebug]

For the size that they are, I would say 1.75 to 2.5 of nicely trimmed zips per plant, or (12 1/4 to 17 1/2 zips) combined.

 

[beernutz]

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For reference, the trellis panels are 6' tall.

Ahhh still doing the vertical grow nice

 

[iceman2494]

I’d say it depends on the grower . If treated right and cared for . Sky is the limit. I’ve seen an auto grown on here dwc yield a pound .

 

[ttystikk]

Ahhh still doing the vertical grow nice

Those pics are almost 3 years old.

 

[beernutz]

Those pics are almost 3 years old.

I know
I see them when you were growing them

 

[PURPLEB3RRYKUSH]

Rule of thumb for average grower, 1 ounce of weed per gallon soil, though i pull 3x time that unless auto's are used