Lowryder or Northern lights?? ( + Question about plant pots)

Hello,

I have got a stealth grow drawers. the drwaer is about 60cm high, so that needs to fit my cfl light ( 125watt ) which I already have. But I have two problems

1) What plant pot do I use for this? I can't get one too big as there wont be enough room in my drawers. But I don't want to get a small one and damage the amount of my yield.

2) I don't know whether to use lowryder or northern lights...

Lowryder is known to be shorter but I am worried the yield will be too small, how much yield am i expected to get with a 125 watt cfl light? ( and what light cycle should i use?)

And northern lights is a bit bigger, but it might be too big/

They are both harvest about 2 months from seed but i just need to know if I can get a good yield from lowryder on my 125watt cfl light really..

-Thanks

have a look at other CFL grows with lowryders, at present i am growing ak47Xlowrdyer its in my signature. Its much bigger that most LR's 2.5 ft last i checked.

Is this you first grow or? reason i ask this, is your saying How much yield can i expect.. well tbh don't expect much if its your first...Most first growers will be happy too get to flowering.

scotz

Lowryder sucks. Lowryder is the reason people bag on autos. Chronic Ryder is far superior and the exact same price on the Attitude. I grew one to get a feel for the first gen. autos and I can see why someone would bag on them. Pretty much just some regs.

I have no experience with Lowryders but I would definitely recommend Northern Lights.

Go with a lowryder #2 cross from Joint Doctor. They are potent and they stay small. Mine usually get around 15 inches max. My friend did a 125 cfl grow with easy ryder by joint doctor and got 29 grams. I suggest Easyryder, because its easy to grow and is potent.

What about plant pot size? I need one as small as possible as its a stealth grow!

1 gallon pots should keep it short. Keeping the CFL's literally right on the plant and using 250 watts of it during its veg kept mine at 9''. More lights will also mean less stretching.