just another noob update.25 more days left in flower ,how much do u think I'll yeild?

needynate

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First time grower .. growing sunset sherbert with my spydrx plus led's .just curious to know what y'all think ill probably yeild based in what you see .keep in mind I currently have 25 more days of flowering . me personally i think ill get atleast a pound but what do you think? more,less? P.s please excuse my ugly thumb lol..
 

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[QUOTEunderstand now andy, post: 12623444, member: 586711"]The bout a pound guys will follow....[/QUOTE]
Lol i understand now ..
 
bravedave

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You will hate what drying does. Also, just because the package says they will be done in xx days does not make it true. Make sure their done. In the end, I think most are disappointed with the weight of their first grow. I have always felt it was almost a benefit of being a newb knowing that you have a range of improvements to make as you move forward.
 
tharoomman

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I realize that it can be hard to estimate a yeild but have you all looked up the definition of Estimate or Guess? I'm going to assume you haven't.

Saying "about a pound" is just a smartass answer. If someone wants a guess on their yeild because they are excited, you should entertain their question.

When I had my 2 600's going I would average 2oz off my plants.

Was hard to see how tall they were but they looked relatively short. I would say no less than oz and no more than 2.5oz. Per plant. The higher end assuming they chunk up good.

Maybe try and remove a few fan leaves or tie them back,to expose more buds to light.

Fantastic looking plants. You've done well.
 
tharoomman

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Lol never seen that before but I can see where it would have it's uses. I found that even when I tie back leaves it's still not enough cause it just gets it something else's way.
 
needynate

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tharoomman post: 12624478 said:
I realize that it can be hard to estimate a yeild but have you all looked up the definition of Estimate or Guess? I'm going to assume you haven't.

Saying "about a pound" is just a smartass answer. If someone wants a guess on their yeild because they are excited, you should entertain their question.

When I had my 2 600's going I would average 2oz off my plants.

Was hard to see how tall they were but they looked relatively short. I would say no less than oz and no more than 2.5oz. Per plant. The higher end assuming they chunk up good.

Maybe try and remove a few fan leaves or tie them back,to expose more buds to light.

Fantastic looking plants. You've done well.
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Thanks man . Im hoping they chunkup real good..
 
needynate

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Plants are extremely short too maybe two feet give or take.. my tent is a 4x4 and i only have nine plants ..
 
needynate

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tharoomman said:
I realize that it can be hard to estimate a yeild but have you all looked up the definition of Estimate or Guess? I'm going to assume you haven't.

Saying "about a pound" is just a smartass answer. If someone wants a guess on their yeild because they are excited, you should entertain their question.

When I had my 2 600's going I would average 2oz off my plants.

Was hard to see how tall they were but they looked relatively short. I would say no less than oz and no more than 2.5oz. Per plant. The higher end assuming they chunk up good.

Maybe try and remove a few fan leaves or tie them back,to expose more buds to light.

Fantastic looking plants. You've done well.
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tharoomman

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Buds are sinks, they do not need, nor do they use light at all

it is the leaves that use light
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Thanks for correcting me. If that's the case, why is it the buds under leaves always look underdeveloped?

Later ill google and see what others say and change my approach accordingly
 
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