Himalayan Gold from Herbies

O.K., I got bored, and when I get bored I like to research different strains, and the companies that sell these strains. During my research, I came across Herbies. Not sure how well they are; actually I've never heard anything about them at all. Anyway, I was just cruising around looking at their seed selection and came across Himalayan Gold, and I don't know what to think about it. They have the yield listed as 1500 grams per plant!? Could that be right? Would that be if it was grown outside in an area, like Cali, or Florida where the growing season is very long? I don't see getting that much off one plant, especially indoors, unless you have a bunch of 1000 watt lights surrounding just that one plant and you have it in a place where the ceilings are 10 ft. tall.

Any thoughts on it?

Oops, I just noticed, it's actually Himalayan Gold by "Green House" seeds, but it's on Herbies web site.

http://www.herbiesheadshop.com/green-house-himalayan-gold-feminised-seeds-693

They have the yield listed as 1500 grams per plant!

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That's 3.3 pounds, and yes, you actually can yield that much on a plant **IF** its grown outdoors and done properly. In fact, its possible to yield over 5 lbs with some strains.

You need to grow big (ie 6+ foot high) plants, and train them so they bush out with many top colas to get yields like that, but it can be done.

The problem is that most people simply don't have the space or inclination to grow these "trees" on their property.

Can it be done indoors? Well, in theory, again, yes, assuming enough light, time and training, but in practice, most indoor growers find it much more practical to grow smaller plants.