100 watt cheap LED grow

Had 2 plants until i harvested one on march 7th, got almost an ounce of trimmed buds and 10 grams of trim from the purple one, i'm guessing the one i still have growing will yield a lot more.


March 1st



March 7 harvest of 1 of them







March 26!!! Might need another 1-2 weeks

Not bad for a cheap blurple LED grow...especially if it's only a 100w one. If you can pull that with that little amount of light, I'd really love to see what you could pull with a 315w CMH or real deal COB led's.

Logan Burke said:

Not bad for a cheap blurple LED grow...especially if it's only a 100w one. If you can pull that with that little amount of light, I'd really love to see what you could pull with a 315w CMH or real deal COB led's.

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The secret is cob/blurple mix , These are random bag seeds so i don't know what strain they are but i think i'll be growing bag seeds again. Got lucky both were females, its so rare to find seeds in the stuff i smoke. Takes more than an ounce or 2 of smoke to find a seed sometimes, most guys would hate to see one in potent strains but its like gold to me.

No I totally get that I'd love to find some myself haha, free seeds! And well nevertheless, still looking good for the resources at your disposal!

Total dry weight of both plants combined is 100 grams (after trim)! Harvested the second plant about 10 days ago and got a dry weight of 75 grams of trimmed buds, my other plant yielded about 25 grams dry weight after trim. I had a good feeling this plant would yield over 50 grams and i was damn right! Huge dense nugs, its been curing for a few days now and smells amazing.




First indoor grow, 1 gram per watt. Took lots of research, care, maybe a bit of luck but i did it!

You achieved 1 gram per watt? That is fantastic not to mention for your first grow, congratulations and well done!

Long live cheap LEDs. Haha... good job! 1g per watt is good for any light! Be proud!

Often times lighting can get both a bad and a good wrap when it comes to a growers yield. But I think that sometimes we forget that, when a grower really does get tuned into their environment, they can achieve remarkable results even with what would be considered inferior lighting. Don't get me wrong, lighting is a factor all in it's own, but grower skill and technique isn't a factor to be overlooked.