What would have the highest yield?

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Lea

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• Apr 9, 2012

• #1

Autoflower plant flowering for 12 weeks or regular weed plant vegging for 6 weeks and flowering for 6 weeks?

 

djlifeline

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• Apr 9, 2012

• #2

You can't flower a reg in 6 weeks. Looking at 8-10 for an average indica approx. but you could veg 4 weeks flower approx 8.

I would go for normal and save some electric and if nice clone it! Autos can't clone and need perm 20/4 light schedule. Personal preference really so up to u.

 

Grumpy'

Active Member

• Apr 9, 2012

• #3

Loaded question with no correct answer, but for arguments sake (and personal preference) regular or fem seed. Plus u can't just toss out a flower time as they vary.

 

Swisher Sweet

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• Apr 9, 2012

• #4

Grumpy' said:

Loaded question with no correct answer, but for arguments sake (and personal preference) regular or fem seed. Plus u can't just toss out a flower time as they vary.

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Agreed I just had one finish in just under 7 weeks (believe me I was surprised).

 

Monkeyknifefight

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• Apr 9, 2012

• #5

If time is more important to you than quality of the end result go with Auto's. If you want a better end product, put in the time and grow a photoperiod strain.

 

welshsmoker

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• Apr 9, 2012

• #6

4 weeks veg, 8 weeks flower on a reg will produce more mate.

 

Swisher Sweet

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• Apr 9, 2012

• #7

welshsmoker said:

4 weeks veg, 8 weeks flower on a reg will produce more mate.

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My experience has been just that. Although I go a bit longer in veg (not much) my yields are greater over time than growing larger plants (less in number) but there may be a bit more work involved. Andddddddd both quality and time are important in my book!

 

delvite

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• Apr 9, 2012

• #8

...........................try big bud

 

welshsmoker

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• Apr 9, 2012

• #9

got that giggabud in flower now, thats only supposed to be six weeks,lets see..

 

welshsmoker

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• Apr 9, 2012

• #10

Swisher Sweet said:

My experience has been just that. Although I go a bit longer in veg (not much) my yields are greater over time than growing larger plants (less in number) but there may be a bit more work involved. Andddddddd both quality and time are important in my book!

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i do six weeks veg, but if he wonts them done in 12 weeks its probably max 4 weeks veg.