How much did you yield last year?

Buzzin like a bumble bee

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Hello my friends. So I would like to know what kind of strain you had, how long they were outside, and how much you yielded per plant? Trying to see if there is any type of average overall yield between the different types of strains.
 
Docjon, so you are saying that your friend got 24oz average per plant?

I always thought that having 3-4 oz per plant was good, but obviously not.
 
5lbs from 12 plants outdoors is lowwww. That's less than half pound per plant.

my friends in mendo get like 1.5 lbs per plant average.

Im sure they do I seen the youtube vids of those guys and their whole backyard is plants!!! I only have 3ft between each plant so for that size garden it puts out!!! :joint:
 
well my last grow was 15 plants indoors on a 12/12 from seed.

so lets total this up:

Plants #'s:

Strain = Strawberry Jam
1-01 23.0g
1-02 23.2g
1-03 26.5g
1-04 28.3g
1-05 7.2g
1-06 27.2g

Strain = DonkeyDick
3-01 42.8g
3-02 23.1g
3-03 35.3g
3-04 36.6g
3-05 28.6g
3-06 26.8g
3-07 21.3g
3-08 42.1g
3-09 6.9g

taste samples of 2.3g

totol this grow with 15 plants = 401.2g about 14.3 oz not bad

26.75g per plant just under 1 oz.

I'm very happy at the start I thougt I'd get 7 or 8 30g plants so that 161g more than I was expecting.

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total grow time was 85 day but harvest started around day 78ish.
 
well my last grow was 15 plants indoors on a 12/12 from seed.

so lets total this up:

Plants #'s:

Strain = Strawberry Jam
1-01 23.0g
1-02 23.2g
1-03 26.5g
1-04 28.3g
1-05 7.2g
1-06 27.2g

Strain = DonkeyDick
3-01 42.8g
3-02 23.1g
3-03 35.3g
3-04 36.6g
3-05 28.6g
3-06 26.8g
3-07 21.3g
3-08 42.1g
3-09 6.9g

taste samples of 2.3g

totol this grow with 15 plants = 401.2g about 14.3 oz not bad

26.75g per plant just under 1 oz.

I'm very happy at the start I thougt I'd get 7 or 8 30g plants so that 161g more than I was expecting.

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total grow time was 85 day but harvest started around day 78ish.

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12 plants outside and five pounds sounds correct to me and a little on the upper side.

my full grown indoor plants only hit between 1/2 and 2/3 pounds.

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I grew nepalese grizzly last year, had around 10-15 plants, and yielded around 2 pounds of good bud, a bunch of crap budz and a little over an ounce of bubble hash.
 

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in california its nothing to get 4 lbs a plant thats per plant planted in the ground with good soil power plant-white russian -snow white - icecream -god bud -train wreck -bubblegum have all done this that i have seen in northern ca at a medical grow site
 
your friends may get 1.5 lbs per plant, but what do you get??? I want a picture also! Theres no need to make people feel bad for getting 5 lbs of bud for 12 plants.
 
5lbs from 12 plants outdoors is lowwww. That's less than half pound per plant.

my friends in mendo get like 1.5 lbs per plant average.

In Southern Oregon the average is well over 1lb/plant in the ground in May under full sunlight with trees going much, much higher and the usual runts bringing down the average.

The 5lbs for 12 plants seems about right considering how close together they're planted.

Indoor to outdoor yield comparisons make absolutely no sense.
 
12 plants outside and five pounds sounds correct to me and a little on the upper side.

LOW BALL for outdoors, for starting in May.

You should get at least 10lbs from 12 if they got full sunlight all day.

It depends on how much you tend to them soil water etc... Last few years just midgrade seeds I averaged half pound per plant, no fertilizers just a hole a seed the sand from the hole mixed with topsoil water one time and let nature go. Got rid of males of course but that's it. With good plants and good care over a pound a plant should be average. With a hieght of 5 to 7 feet depending on the strain of plant of course.
 
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