jackinthebox
Well-Known Member
2-6 Oz's a plant
Your right brick top, I do grow crosses, would love to grow sativas just don't have the room or light power. I shouldn't have lumped all potting soils in there with the 30 day remark, that's just my experience with ocean forest, and a couple other less popular brands I've tried.That is respectable but he has to keep in mind that yield will vary, and can vary greatly, according to strain alone even before all the variable are factored in.
I am guessing that you grow indica or crosses that have at least a fairly high percentage of indica in them. I on the other hand have always been a sativa lover and they will yield less unless you have the height and the lighting to grow sequoia sized plants indoors or can grow outdoors and have a long growing season.
The be patient part is always good advice to give a noob. Like I always say Rome wasnt built in a day and neither was Syracuse.
The part about the potting soil having enough nutrients for roughly 30 days I hope was not referring to potting soil with slow release fertilizer in it because that is horrible to use. As for initial feeding beans will have roughly 2 to 3 weeks of nutrients in them for a seedling to survive off. Not long after that feeding is needed but only with a reduced proportion, as in a one quarter or a one third feeding depending on the strain. Some are heavy feeders and will eat it up and others are not and they will burn and or die. But I am sure you already know all of that.
Nope. It's a joke. Definitely a joke (and I'm sat here currently smelling rat). LMFAO4 lbs with a 60 watt fucking ell.
me thinks I can smell a rat
LOL - If he had said he averaged an oz per plant would you guys have given him the benefit of the doubt?Yeah that guy is definitely blowing smoke... There is no way you can get 4lbs from 2 plants under a 60w incandescent bulb.
How is this possible?well i averagly get 4 lbs from 2 plants grown under a 60w incandesant bulb, my grow room is surrounded in unwashed socks for reflectivity.