The king kong can give you well over 1 lbs in the right conditions. 4 to 5 ounces is just an average. Read up on it. Over 700g
My 4-5 oz estimation was more for hobbiest grows. I've seen single indoor plants that yielded pounds before. Some guy on reddit posted a picture of a plant his company vegged for some ungodly number of months, so it had an enormous canopy, and they pulled some rediculous yield off of that plant. IIRC they yielded something like 6 or 7 pounds off of it.
I went for the cheapest seeds I could find, even if I got better seeds I would have had issues anyway I think as I’m just getting started with it, is that growing in coco outdoors ? Maybe it’s just the crappy led lights I had and bad ventilation.
Here's THE POST I was talking about. Final weight was 7lbs 10oz.100 ounces
That is astonishing
I had went from rock wool indoors (a clone) to shultz soil outdoors surrounding the rock wool and regular soil of a compost garden. The compost does amazing results, i know someone else that used it and tried his weed. He just didnt dry or cure it properly to get the berry undertone that I get
Here is my
Here is my previous grow. They are long gone up in smoke but i had around 1.3 lbs. There were just too many bunched up and heat stress, only the kongs didnt go hermie, but all the white Russians did. Nonetheless they were all good smoke but the King Kong was the hardest hitter with a powerful but not harsh smoke. I am amazed they actually did well under this crammed condition.
Cheap seeds are fine but when using, the ones that are more brown and less white and more large usually have better results. I never bought a seed on my life
They are noticeably better today, leaves are a lot shinier, theres just one plant thats gone deformed.. Any ideas what might be causing that ? I think that ones a goner.
I am more on the understanding you need to have a nice bit of warmth and a good air circulation that way I can flush and whatever else without having to worry so much about stagnant moisture etc.. i think where I messed up was having them to wet and in to big of pots and not enough air and warmth when they were babies, aswell as not getting the nutrients right but guess that will come with time.. my first time round was a disaster I never buffered the coco.. never even had a ph tester
The run off on the deformed one and another in the bigger pots was nearly at 7 the ph that went in was 6.2 lowered it a bit more came out at 6.3 Guessing that was the problem now i know the run off is a important factor.
High temps don't go well either, there's a balance required
Mine are growing in miracle grow potting soil. 1 don't add nutes in this type of medium except for bone meal mid flowering. Yes, ventilation is important after around 1 month of growth but s fan can be and should be used sooner than that, only blowing at top of plant
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