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Y0da said:
I'm currently having a debate with a friend about an issue.
I have read that 1m x 1m under a 600w will give you 'X' max, therefore 4-5 plants of same type will yield same as 12 plants in the same space under same light.
Now it seems to me that it is much easier to care for a smaller number of plants that will have better overall structure and health than it is to care for 12 per square meter which hampers airflow, increases humidity which increases chances of botyritis.
What do you guys think?
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1mx1m can give you X, but it can also give you X+1, or even X+2, depending on how you grow those said plants. If one was growing a SOG, single cola, then 12 plants may actually be the optimum set up, or possibly more plants. By trimming undercarrigae, creating airflow there, having even canopies, then control of that environment with any set up and plant configuration is possible. I would simply say that it is an open debate you have and everyone will have their own opinion....and I have not even mentioned what you could do in a vertical 1mx1m set up:)
 
funny sknkmn would post an led panel

So am I

Keep in mind this thread is over 5 years old

The light game has changed radically

LEDs are now viable options, although cost more up front for a QUALITY light

I recently switched from 432w hot5 to a BML SPYDR 600, which is said to be 600w equivalent

Pics taken 30 days from first pistils, and 10 days under 600

So far so good

Drop by my thread to watch the show

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PetFlora said:
funny sknkmn would post an led panel

So am I

Keep in mind this thread is over 5 years old

The light game has changed radically

LEDs are now viable options, although cost more up front for a QUALITY light

I recently switched from 432w hot5 to a BML SPYDR 600, which is said to be 600w equivalent

Pics taken 30 days from first pistils, and 10 days under 600

So far so good

Drop by my thread to watch the show

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you should have been posting in this joint,the 6 welcomes all.
looking good.
 
curious old fart said:
a bit of advice for new parents

No swearing in front of the baby! Tots can understand THREE times as many words as they can say, new documentary reveals
The finding is revealed on ITV show Secret Life of Babies which looks at the incredible speed at which infants develop in their first two year

:peace:
cof
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Our baby is fucked then. Me and the wife cuss like sailors around her. Even before seeing this we were convinced her first word will be Fuck. :) At least she will feel comfortable in the hood.
 
Hey I got a question for you knowledge filled wizards, haha.

I live in a state where there a TON of ditch weed/hemp plants. I live in a decently populated city of 40k with 70k in a city 10min away, they are basically combined. ANYWAYS... I can find it absolutely everywhere, and I guess the reason is because back years ago there were hundreds of acres of hemp. My great uncle or something had a 4 acre hemp farm or something. I don't really know.

To the question lol. I'm pretty sure I've heard that male pollen can travel for miles, so would it be possible to grow outdoors with hemp plants being within a 1/2 mile to 1 mile away from the plant.
 
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Y0da said:
I'm currently having a debate with a friend about an issue.
I have read that 1m x 1m under a 600w will give you 'X' max, therefore 4-5 plants of same type will yield same as 12 plants in the same space under same light.
Now it seems to me that it is much easier to care for a smaller number of plants that will have better overall structure and health than it is to care for 12 per square meter which hampers airflow, increases humidity which increases chances of botyritis.
What do you guys think?
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Depends on what your setup is, but in hydro, once everything gets dialed in you should be seeing around 1 in or 2-3cm of growth per day during veg. If you're doing it right, you should have your light footprint filled with 6 medium plants in the same time it would take for 12 small ones to completely 'bush out' . And yea, not as much of a pain as having 12 small ones that you have to be more careful with. I want to be careful here.. but I'm tempted to say 6 might even give a better yield than 12. But all that shit depends on strain, conditions, setup, yada yada.
 
I am with Jig and Fred, Fuck, he'll be swearing soon then, lol....and with a nice Scottish twang:)

AllDayToker said:
Hey I got a question for you knowledge filled wizards, haha.

I live in a state where there a TON of ditch weed/hemp plants. I live in a decently populated city of 40k with 70k in a city 10min away, they are basically combined. ANYWAYS... I can find it absolutely everywhere, and I guess the reason is because back years ago there were hundreds of acres of hemp. My great uncle or something had a 4 acre hemp farm or something. I don't really know.

To the question lol. I'm pretty sure I've heard that male pollen can travel for miles, so would it be possible to grow outdoors with hemp plants being within a 1/2 mile to 1 mile away from the plant.
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Hemp should not pollenate Cannabis Sativa/indica.....
 
DST said:
I am with Jig and Fred, Fuck, he'll be swearing soon then, lol....and with a nice Scottish twang:)



Hemp should not pollenate Cannabis Sativa/indica.....
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That's what I was mostly curious about if hemp could pollenate sativa/indica. So hemp is a different cannabis strain?

Wouldn't that allow cross breeding as the same as hybrid?
 
AllDayToker said:
That's what I was mostly curious about if hemp could pollenate sativa/indica. So hemp is a different cannabis strain?

Wouldn't that allow cross breeding as the same as hybrid?
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I wouldn't say it's impossible. I think ditch weed is a type of ruderalis so I wouldn't rule it out completely... But a half mile is a pretty good distance, and even if it can pollinate it there's only one way to find out!
 
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