first grow and ive decided i want these

dilco

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now the only question is for a newb grower would Lowryder 2 be a good one to start with its fast and small from what ive read.

another thing if i was to grow 4 how much bud would i be getting in general im very curious.

any info would be greatly appriciated!!:eyesmoke:
 

scaredspliffless

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Hey dude. Let me first ask would these be in or outdoor plants. If outdoor how much direct sunlight would they get each day. If indoors what lights would you be working with. If you do indoors Ive seen some pretty crazy looking colas on LR#2. Im unsure of outdoor quantity. I have seen pictures of LR#2 plants yielding as little as 3 or 4 dried grams. Obviously its up to the grower to provide ideal conditions. I may be wrong but I believe some people are getting over an ounce from their LW#2's. I hope this helps
 

phreakygoat

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whoa, your clown is fucking scary... with that said, I would personally choose a "normal" strain (say white widow, northern lights, ppp) in your shoes for these reasons: less electricity bills, can still be short if desired, and clone-able. Buuuuuut, with the autoflower you wouldn't have to worry about light leaks, and you'd be waiting less time for it to finish. It's your call, though.
In terms of yield, for a first grow (with adequate lighting/ environment), "no average sized herb plant [of a "normal" type strain] should ever bring in less than 1 oz dried." That's me directly quoting a bunch of random growers i met the other night in Santa Cruz. take it from them, for what its worth.
peace
 

dilco

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whoa, your clown is fucking scary... with that said, I would personally choose a "normal" strain (say white widow, northern lights, ppp) in your shoes for these reasons: less electricity bills, can still be short if desired, and clone-able. Buuuuuut, with the autoflower you wouldn't have to worry about light leaks, and you'd be waiting less time for it to finish. It's your call, though.
In terms of yield, for a first grow (with adequate lighting/ environment), "no average sized herb plant [of a "normal" type strain] should ever bring in less than 1 oz dried." That's me directly quoting a bunch of random growers i met the other night in Santa Cruz. take it from them, for what its worth.
peace
yea man that clown is me i work in specail effects hehe face prosthetics/


and thanks to both of your responces i would love to do some big stuff for sure but im really intruged by the LR2 looks fun!!!

ill def be doing both eventually for fun ya know haha
 

phreakygoat

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that's the beauty of growing herb, it's just made to experiment with and have fun. good luck, keep posted
 

dilco

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will do im sad to inform that my grow closet is on the back burner again so itll be more into june when i can start my indoors my mom is letting me use a peice of land for some outdoor which im reading into shes all about it as long as i give her some haha
 
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