growdude said:
but if they are not you run the risk of root rot once you kill the males
I have never had that happen. I've had two in a five gallon yanked em and the other grew just fine. My current Cherry Malawi had 3 started, took out the runt and male left the roots, and the female is growing strong.
I also tried reusing soil immediate after a grow. didn't even take the root ball out just to see what would happen. grew ok...soil was starved but plants grew in it.
So the "root rot" only time I had that problem was when the medium was kept too wet too long.
Roddy said:
the roots will intertwine and the more dominant plants will overpower the weaker, leaving the weaker struggling to survive and produce well.
Now that is exactly what I have noticed. The smaller one usually survives, but is the first to show a problem in nutrient depletion.
Mr Villian said:
I just want to know would my plants produce a good harvest?
You might get a harvest if you get females...maximized and at full potential not a chance, but you will get bud.
95quart pot tho...you could do pretty well.