klever
Active Member
Hey everybody,
I'm going to see about getting my California MMJ card for some insomnia and anxiety issues I've been dealing with, and I'm definitely considering starting my own garden. I live in LA county, and I'm pretty sure the limit is 6 mature plants at a time, but I'm wondering what type of yield I'd be able to pull from that on average. I know there are a lot of outside variables which can make or break your harvest, but I'd be interested in hearing what some of the other members have been able to pull from their legitimate 6 plant set ups.
Any pics or suggestions to make the most from a 6 plant grow space would be especially helpful since I'm still in the planning phase for my set up. As of right now I'm considering a 400W digital HPS with a few supplementary CFLS, a 20"x36"x64" grow tent and soil as a medium. Ideally I'd like to just get clones from a friend or shop so I won't have to deal with mothers, cloning or a vegging in a different area. Again, any suggestions or input would be greatly appreciated.
I'm going to see about getting my California MMJ card for some insomnia and anxiety issues I've been dealing with, and I'm definitely considering starting my own garden. I live in LA county, and I'm pretty sure the limit is 6 mature plants at a time, but I'm wondering what type of yield I'd be able to pull from that on average. I know there are a lot of outside variables which can make or break your harvest, but I'd be interested in hearing what some of the other members have been able to pull from their legitimate 6 plant set ups.
Any pics or suggestions to make the most from a 6 plant grow space would be especially helpful since I'm still in the planning phase for my set up. As of right now I'm considering a 400W digital HPS with a few supplementary CFLS, a 20"x36"x64" grow tent and soil as a medium. Ideally I'd like to just get clones from a friend or shop so I won't have to deal with mothers, cloning or a vegging in a different area. Again, any suggestions or input would be greatly appreciated.