Bagseed yeild estimate.

NJsmok-a-lot

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• Sep 18, 2007

• #1

These are 5 week flowering bagseeds. Whats your estimate yeild? Had a sun problem, they weren't getting enough light maybe 4-6 but just moved them to a better spot today. Theres 3 of them bout same size. Thanks

Edit: Trichs are about 80% cloudy and 20% clear.


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Mr.Pyrex

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• Sep 18, 2007

• #2

a gram or two, each plant

 

NJsmok-a-lot

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• Sep 18, 2007

• #3

I hope your kidding^ cause that would have been a waste of my time. I hate growing outdoors because of the light, the sun moved and tey havn't been getting as much sunight as they started there.

 

Mr.Pyrex

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• Sep 18, 2007

• #4

well judging by the size im not kidding,

you wanna keep the plants in direct sunlight for as many hours possible a day, when growing if you want huge yields

 

NJsmok-a-lot

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• Sep 18, 2007

• #5

Hmm wishI knew that before I started at this spot. Guess I should of checked out how much light it got lol. Ill just have to do an inside winter grow. What if I moved them to a clearing now would they bulk up?
Thanks

 

Mr.Pyrex

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• Sep 18, 2007

• #6

NJsmok-a-lot said:

Hmm wishI knew that before I started at this spot. Guess I should of checked out how much light it got lol. Ill just have to do an inside winter grow. What if I moved them to a clearing now would they bulk up?
Thanks

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ya they mite a bit, just find a nice spot for next seasons outdoor with lots of sun, thoose things will be monsters

 

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Wordz

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• Sep 18, 2007

• #7

I think he'll get between an eighth and a quarter per plant

 

Mr.Pyrex

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• Sep 18, 2007

• #8

take in account the first picture, now thats compared to a water bottle

 

NJsmok-a-lot

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• Sep 18, 2007

• #9

Yeah planning a powerline plot next year....was in a rush to start this only early july didn't think it through. Damn wasn''t hopeing to do an indoor grw this winter but gonna hafto.
Thanks for reply guys

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Wordz

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• Sep 18, 2007

• #10

Take into account that those are probably mexican sativas that probably won't finish flowering before mid october. I think you'll get 2 O's out of six mini plants.

 

NJsmok-a-lot

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• Sep 18, 2007

• #11

Wordz said:

Take into account that those are probably mexican sativas that probably won't finish flowering before mid october. I think you'll get 2 O's out of six mini plants.

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Word wordz that would make me so happy if your right..this ones for you . Wait huh six minis?

 

foily

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• Sep 18, 2007

• #12

2 ounces? lol those are SMALLER than a water bottle. lol maybe 14 grams max

 

foily

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• Sep 18, 2007

• #13

opps i mean half that 7 grams max.

 

NJsmok-a-lot

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• Sep 19, 2007

• #14

Their trichs are 80% milky and 20%, you don't think they will gain more weight until harvest?

 

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JESSE

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• Sep 19, 2007

• #15

still for sativas those are tiny why didnt you just grow them in the clearing?how big where they when they started to flower?

 

NJsmok-a-lot

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• Sep 19, 2007

• #16

They were just under a half foot shorter when started flowering. The only clearing was about a mile away and didnt feel like carrying them there. Plus hunters are in my woods alot during november, october,...in the fields.

 

foily

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• Sep 19, 2007

• #17

that bigger one looks better

 

Smoke2Live420

New Member

• Sep 19, 2007

• #18

water with molasses for the rest..except last week