pukkacheese
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Hi guys was just wondering how much i would expect off a 200w cfl lamp with around 3 plants under it cheers
how much yeild of 200w cfl
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pukkacheese
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bumppp hope i get a answer cheersHi guys was just wondering how much i would expect off a 200w cfl lamp with around 3 plants under it cheers
redredwine
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bumppp hope i get a answer cheers
its next to impossible to predict how much you will yield. given that you havnt told us any other info beside your light, which for three plants might not be enough, (i recommend using an hps) but youll need to give more details for even a prediction. plus you have to factor in this is prob your first grow since your asking this question and youll prob make mistakes thus resulting in a smaller yield than your next grow, and the grow after that.
InThEwOoDs
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bumppp hope i get a answer cheers
There are far too many variables to be able to give you an accurate answer. I'd say somewhere around 2oz though. I would just go 12/12 from seed if I were you because it wont be enough to support larger plants.
riddleme
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not enough info to even guess?
But I can tell you that every growers goal is to get a gram per watt
that being said every thing affects everything, so it is really impossible to "guess" yields
if you want members to play the guessing game you have to include all kinds of info and pics
But I can tell you that every growers goal is to get a gram per watt
that being said every thing affects everything, so it is really impossible to "guess" yields
if you want members to play the guessing game you have to include all kinds of info and pics
pukkacheese
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sorry ill make a thread soon with all the info and picsss
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Illegal Smile
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200w, if actual and not equivalent, is enough to veg several plants but you want more for flower. And in flower you want mostly 2700k.
Confidential Herb
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Can never really predict man, It all depends on how the plants grow. Usually I'm yielding around 2oz a plant under 5 42watts (4 2700k / 1 6500k) I prefer a couple smaller lights then one big one. And i like to grow two - three plants at a time under this setup.
Just keep reading around the site, that's how you learn to grow! Lot's of intelligent people around here who have been growing since they could walk
Just keep reading around the site, that's how you learn to grow! Lot's of intelligent people around here who have been growing since they could walk
kidmuffin
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Can never really predict man, It all depends on how the plants grow. Usually I'm yielding around 2oz a plant under 5 42watts (4 2700k / 1 6500k) I prefer a couple smaller lights then one big one. And i like to grow two - three plants at a time under this setup.
Just keep reading around the site, that's how you learn to grow! Lot's of intelligent people around here who have been growing since they could walk
For my first grow, under 6 42W regular and 4 26W daylights for 3 plants, i yielded 1oz per plant.
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Sr. Verde
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What kind of space are these lights in?
I have a small box (2.5 deep 3 tall and 3.5 wide. Ft.) And I have two 37w true color cfls in there with two plants, I may add another, is that too little light?
The plants seem to be growing well, and its very bright in the box, its lined with emergency blanket... they're just seedlings right now
StonerBone
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Hey man would you happen to still be on this site ?Can never really predict man, It all depends on how the plants grow. Usually I'm yielding around 2oz a plant under 5 42watts (4 2700k / 1 6500k) I prefer a couple smaller lights then one big one. And i like to grow two - three plants at a time under this setup.
Just keep reading around the site, that's how you learn to grow! Lot's of intelligent people around here who have been growing since they could walk
ISK
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StonerBone
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Oh dang , true enough . Are you an indoor grower ?
redeyedfrog
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Bout a pound!
StonerBone
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Bout a pound ?
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