who the hell weighs wet bud?
An expert is someone that learns more and more about less and less, and eventually knows everything about nothing.
i know bro, ya can't hear my sarcasm.
An expert is someone that learns more and more about less and less, and eventually knows everything about nothing.
Damn dude, you said just what I was thinking. That being said, I grow in 5 gallon DWC and have never gotten less than an ounce per plant, even when an autoflower got mixed in some how. I would say I average about 2.5 zips with 3 plants. I use a 90 watt UFO to veg and I have 2 180 watt blackstars and a 400 watt hps. I move the LEDs around to wherever I think they will do the best good. If I grow less plants, then the yield increases. My plants tend to use whatever space is available to grow in, within reason.
Never gotten less than an oz per plant yet you average 2.5 oz per 3 plants?
Everything I post is fictional, sorry.
He did say it was the average , not exact
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Right but never is pretty absolute and never getting less than an O per plant makes the 2.5 oz average impossible when talking 3 plants.
He might be saying 2.5 per plant X 3 plants? 7.5 oz is easily obtainable with his stated lighting. something like 760 watts dudes.. if he was only getting .85 zips per plant with that many watts it would be time to hang up the towel.
no nonsense makes no sense at all...
What? Dude, you must be on a roid rage or some kind of meth binge. BigBuddahCheese has helped THOUSANDS of R.I.U members and you just banned yourself from a wealth of knowledge in the form of being his friend. Its Jerk Offs like you that need to be schooled and you are pissed that he did just that. YOU asked a stupid question and are lucky that more people didnt clown you. I will never share anything with you and hope that more members continue to shun your posts. Big B Cheese has a point, you sound like a cop. Dont bother to reply as I wont return to see it.....copper, lol!
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