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How I average a pound per plant
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Dieselgrower
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can I ask what do you do for humidity control. I have a 4x4 with a marsts3000 and once in 3weeks into flower it goes crazy. I have my exhaust hooked to an ink bird but it kills my temps @ times. I do kill the fans when lights are off.
Yes, bboyfromwayback the plants are tied down to keep them level. Though it doesn't show well in the photo, you can see green training wire on the plant on the left.
JohnEmad
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From what I understand mixing as per nutrient manufactures recommendations gives you the proper ratio of nutrients. Then is up to us to to dilute it if needed to our desired ppm or EC. I use coco so adding extra cal mag is part of the equation for healthy plants due to cation exchange.
Living in the southwest having humidity too high is rarely a problem. But, If and when I do have an issue with humidity, it's always during veg mode. I find that keeping on top of leaves and removing excess leaves really helps. I've actually had wet leaves (which can leave some nice white spots on your leaves that can give you a heart attack) and thinning them can bring your humidity down sometimes as much as 20%. My tent has active fan output and passive outdoor input. If you just cant get the humidity under control your only viable option may be a de-humidifier.
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Method testing- I found 4 plants don't produce any significant advantage in flower production or weight of cured flowers over 2 if using this method (if grown in a 4x4 tent.) Just more work. With 4 plants in my tent, dried and cured harvest per plant averages about 6 ounces. Your final outcome is likely to be smaller due to limited size and the inability to open plants up during vegetation & flowering as you can with just two plants in your tent. The grow shown here produced 23 ounces, the following grow, with 2 plants produced 28.
Method testing- I found 4 plants don't produce any significant advantage in flower production or weight of cured flowers over 2 if using this method (if grown in a 4x4 tent.) Just more work. With 4 plants in my tent, dried and cured harvest per plant averages about 6 ounces. Your final outcome is likely to be smaller due to limited size and the inability to open plants up during vegetation & flowering as you can with just two plants in your tent. The grow shown here produced 23 ounces, the following grow, with 2 plants produced 28.
Current grow: Week 6 Day 1 of flowering
Updated estimate of harvest: $100 OG - 17 oz, Northern Lights - 22 oz. Dried and Cured.
I project final harvest weight for this method as follows:
• Number of full flowering branches when your plant is six weeks into flowering (it should be defoliated enough to see all bud sites) divided by two. Before week 6 I find it’s more of a hoping game when trying to estimate yield totals.
(Flowering branches / 2)
• If branches are relatively full each two full branches will be about 26 grams.
​​​​​​​(Flowering branches / 2) x 26 = Total Weight
• Divide the total from the above by 28 to get number of ounces.
• EXAMPLE for the Northern Lights shown here, this how I estimated total dried and cured weight:
((((46 / 2) = 23) x 26) = 598 / 28) = 21.36 oz
I'm open for prognostications:
Updated estimate of harvest: $100 OG - 17 oz, Northern Lights - 22 oz. Dried and Cured.
I project final harvest weight for this method as follows:
• Number of full flowering branches when your plant is six weeks into flowering (it should be defoliated enough to see all bud sites) divided by two. Before week 6 I find it’s more of a hoping game when trying to estimate yield totals.
(Flowering branches / 2)
• If branches are relatively full each two full branches will be about 26 grams.
​​​​​​​(Flowering branches / 2) x 26 = Total Weight
• Divide the total from the above by 28 to get number of ounces.
• EXAMPLE for the Northern Lights shown here, this how I estimated total dried and cured weight:
((((46 / 2) = 23) x 26) = 598 / 28) = 21.36 oz
I'm open for prognostications:
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grouchyoldman
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Dood, you are on a total roll lately!
This is the first testable methodology for estimating the yield of a flowering plant that I've found. DOES IT WORK??? Have you regularly been using this formula and found it to be pretty accurate? Cool Beans.
I've got a Widow downstairs just starting Week six flowering and I'm gonna go start counting...
Sorry for the excess of enthusiasmo here, too much coffee and a morning toke!
Saludos,
-Grouchy
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OK, my week 7 flowering Widow has about 30 legitimate Tops so: 30/2=15*26=390g/28= 13.9 oz.
I'll be delighted if I come anywheres close to that number!
This is the first testable methodology for estimating the yield of a flowering plant that I've found. DOES IT WORK??? Have you regularly been using this formula and found it to be pretty accurate? Cool Beans.
I've got a Widow downstairs just starting Week six flowering and I'm gonna go start counting...
Sorry for the excess of enthusiasmo here, too much coffee and a morning toke!
Saludos,
-Grouchy
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OK, my week 7 flowering Widow has about 30 legitimate Tops so: 30/2=15*26=390g/28= 13.9 oz.
I'll be delighted if I come anywheres close to that number!
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I find it pretty reliable actually. I always try to 'underestimate'; counting 4 branches that were not at the top of the canopy as two full branches. Keep in mind, depending on your plants flowering type a full branch can look completely different. If your flowers are more spread out, as long as they average the same amount as a flowering plant with close nodes - it still counts as a full branch. Of course nothing is foolproof when it comes to estimating a harvest, you still have bud density to consider. But I found this close more often than not. If your looking back on past grows and you see 8 colas of 6" or more about 4 oz is a pretty good guess for your grow.
buds73
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You touched on something here which has had me pondering since your first post on this subject. I have a 3x3 which I am currently growing 3 plants but I'll be lucky if I get a quarter pound between the 3 being first grow and all that. Looking at your plants I think just one using your method would fill my 3x3. I am unsure now whether to do 3 plants or less on next run. If I thought I could get half a pound off one plant I would do just the one but not sure I have the experience yet to get that. What would you recommend I do and what sort of yields did you get when first trying this method?
You've given some great info on this post and feel it could be a good way forward for me.
You've given some great info on this post and feel it could be a good way forward for me.
Poppa
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I see that like me you reuse your plant markers. A life hack I found helpful is to just use a Sharpie to write on the plastic markers. Then it easily comes off with the rubbing alcohol (I used 91%) we all seem to keep around to sterilize stuff with. I have cleaned and reused the same markers 4 times so far.
aintdedyet
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I join the chorus in thanking you for your efforts. You sir epitomize the spirit of this forum.
Kudos from a fellow RUSH fan ...
Kudos from a fellow RUSH fan ...
Dieselgrower
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usually do 4 but Ill start 2 in my second tent to start while I wait. To try this method. as all say thanks for all this info.
dphipps1020
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Another thing you can use to write on them is a wax pen. I used sharpies before that but I feel like the wax comes off easier when cleaning off the writing. Get yourself a bottle of Goo Gone and it comes off easier than alcohol and you don't have to use much.
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oldjarhead100
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Looking good John ,I think your going to love the method.. Poppa and DP I use a exstream conditions sharpie I find its more important to keep the writing until after the grow lol nothing sucks more than spending the time energy and money to grow different strains only to have the label un readable ,