How many plants 3X3 for yeild?!

Yield is a function of how much light you give your plants.

A lot of growers like to grow different strains. If that's the case, find what you'd like to try and go with more plants in smaller pots. Smaller plants mature faster so you'll get a crop sooner.
 
It also depends how long you wanna veg. More plants, faster veg. Pure sativas, if that's the case, I would not put more than 3 as they can get out of hand at that space quite easily if treated well.

Currently I have DWC bubbler, 2.5x2.5 for veg and 3x3 for blooming, using 2x20L buckets one plant each. Flowering third week. These clones are vegged about 6 weeks to get full area. if there would be one more plant the veg comes down like almost three weeks! Hydro is fast...but I'm also quite experienced in growing and controlling climate, which plays a major role in fast growing.
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It also depends how long you wanna veg. More plants, faster veg. Pure sativas, if that's the case, I would not put more than 3 as they can get out of hand at that space quite easily if treated well.

Currently I have DWC bubbler, 2.5x2.5 for veg and 3x3 for blooming, using 2x20L buckets one plant each. Flowering third week. These clones are vegged about 6 weeks to get full area. if there would be one more plant the veg comes down like almost three weeks! Hydro is fast...but I'm also quite experienced in growing and controlling climate, which plays a major role in fast growing.
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Agreed. You add a lot of valid points.

One of the difficulties that a new grower faces is not quite understanding what the options are because there are so man choices.
 
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