Yeilds

Icculus

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• Aug 4, 2010

• #1

Hey everyone! I know that you can never exactly guess what the yeild of a plant is going to be but i was just wondering if those with experiance can give me an estimate on what i can expect for this one. It is about two feet tall with two tops. It also gets only about 4 hours of direct sunlight a day due to being in a forest. If anyone can help me out then let me know! Thanks!

 

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someone else

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• Aug 4, 2010

• #2

Icculus said:

Hey everyone! I know that you can never exactly guess what the yeild of a plant is going to be but i was just wondering if those with experiance can give me an estimate on what i can expect for this one. It is about two feet tall with two tops. It also gets only about 4 hours of direct sunlight a day due to being in a forest. If anyone can help me out then let me know! Thanks!

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If we knew the strain, we could give you a better guess. It's late in the year (depending on where you're at) so the overall height could be limited once late fall temps hit.

Way too early to tell, but if I were to throw out a random guess based on where its at and not knowing the strain, I'd say under an ounce. If it would get more sun, maybe more.

 

Icculus

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• Aug 4, 2010

• #3

Okay thanks it was just some bagseed so i dont know the strain. I was hoping for around an ounce but if not i guess thats okay i had nothing to lose.

 

Icculus

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• Aug 5, 2010

• #4

Anyone else have any other opinions?

 

Justcallmedude

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• Aug 5, 2010

• #5

Agreed, without the strain gene history and other specs its hard to say, but I wouldn't guess more then an ounce.

 

Malenius

Active Member

• Aug 5, 2010

• #6

4 hours sun a day??Your yield will be next 2 nothing...Take a shovel,dig 2 feet in diameter around it and deep...Then put it somewhere the sun give you 10 hours or more...THEN ur yield will be 200 grams and up...

 

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hic

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• Aug 5, 2010

• #7

heavy quarter oz if it ever finishes. it is bag seed.

 

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ukjw

Active Member

• Aug 5, 2010

• #8

An ounce seems like a lot for this thing...its only 2 feet tall right?

Is there anyway u can do any trimming above it to help it get more light? i would say another hour or 2 would help a lot

 

Spanishfly

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• Aug 5, 2010

• #9

Any guess would be exactly that, and yours is as good as mine. But I wish you good luck.

 

Icculus

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• Aug 5, 2010

• #10

Thanks for all the replies. Someone said to dig it up and move it, is that a good idea because it would be possible. I am just afraid that it might just kill it. Should i let it go or move?

 

Dreamy

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• Aug 5, 2010

• #11

Move it for sure.

 

Icculus

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• Aug 5, 2010

• #12

Okay it wont mess up the roots too bad?

 

Malenius

Active Member

• Aug 6, 2010

• #13

Thats why i said 2 ft across, and DEEP..I wouldnt recomend it if i was not totally sure..You see 4 hours is not enough 4 the bud production..I got the same prob.and ive educated my self too death on the subject..lol..Hope it works out 4 ya

 

Icculus

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• Aug 6, 2010

• #14

I understand what you put, I just wanted some other opinions on it. But anyways thank you for your advice and i will be moving the plant as soon as possible into more light. I hope it works out!

 

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tburton12345

Active Member

• Aug 6, 2010

• #15

my last 9 bag seed plants all yielded an ounce or a little more but that was inside. i dont think 4 hours of light is enough. try to cut down some of the brush around it or move it somewhere it gets more light. Just an idea but some people put them in big pots and mount their plants up in trees to get more light. it sounds kinda weird but might work lol.