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How the fk do you get a pound of weed from a one gallon pot? There is not enough room for the roots to grow a plant that big.
I must be reading something wrong.
I must be reading something wrong.
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I have fit an elbow of dry bud into a gallon pot no problem while trimming my weed. Fit in the pot no problem at all.How the fk do you get a pound of weed from a one gallon pot? There is not enough room for the roots to grow a plant that big.
Funny fker. I wish her the best but I can tell you now that a one gallon pot will not grow 16 ounces of weed.
Yep Maybe a 25gallon but 1 gal I think not also.
Could be the new IV growing I have heard people doing
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I doubt that
if the authors claim is true , giving the author the benefit of the doubt , I can’t imagine what this strandivar would do outdoors!
20-40 lbs!
so yeah , I have some serious doubts about the claim
20-40 lbs!
so yeah , I have some serious doubts about the claim
The root system makes all the difference in the world. A gallon pot will not support such a root system as what's being talked about.
As we all know, yield depends on a myriad of things - soil, sun, water, genetics, etc. All that taken into consideration, I have noticed some average yields from different container sizes when given good conditions.
1 gallon container = half ounce yield
2 gallon container = 1 ounce yield
5 gallon container = 2.5 ounce yield
7 gallon container = 4 ounce yield
10 gallon container = 5-6 ounce yield
20 gallon container = 10+ ounce yield
100 gallon container = 50 ounce yield
OBVIOUSLY These aren't guaranteed yields. Just an average of what you can expect from different container sizes under good conditions. You can yield less or more depending on your experience level and genetics of your plants. Obviously, the 7 gallon and under containers would be best suited for indoor and 10+ are more geared for outdoor growing
1 gallon container = half ounce yield
2 gallon container = 1 ounce yield
5 gallon container = 2.5 ounce yield
7 gallon container = 4 ounce yield
10 gallon container = 5-6 ounce yield
20 gallon container = 10+ ounce yield
100 gallon container = 50 ounce yield
OBVIOUSLY These aren't guaranteed yields. Just an average of what you can expect from different container sizes under good conditions. You can yield less or more depending on your experience level and genetics of your plants. Obviously, the 7 gallon and under containers would be best suited for indoor and 10+ are more geared for outdoor growing
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How much does a 5 gallon pot yield?
Indoors, under 1000-watt HPS lighting, at an average of a 4-week vegetative time and with your plant in a 5-gallon bucket, you should yield approximately one quarter of a pound (112 grams) of dry flowers per plant, assuming everything goes as planned and environmental factors and feedings are dialed in
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I don’t remember the last time I weighed my harvest but I think I routinely get 2 mason jars worth of smoke per 3 gallon felt pot. I think a full mason jar is about 2 ounces. I am no expert grower by any stretch and my memory is for shiit so I may be wrong. I got 10 zips out of 2x 3 gallon felts once but flower time was 14 weeks. That was strain dependent for sure(Greenhouse Seeds Thai). Most people don’t want to flower for 14 weeks. There was a grower on here that grew in 1 gallon pots years ago and if I recall correctly, he was pulling off a quarter pound per pot. His flowers were quite impressive. I can’t imagine harvesting more than that but I didn’t believe a man could get pregnant but here we are…
I stand my my earlier comments...bullshit, until I see proof...
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Nope it was close to a half of pound! In a group I'm in their doing a one gallon pound challenge! So will see what happens!How the fk do you get a pound of weed from a one gallon pot? There is not enough room for the roots to grow a plant that big.
I must be reading something wrong.
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A friend of mine runs a grow operation. Their target is 1/8 lb per square ft(2 oz’s) in 5 gallon pots with 4 gallons of soil. It looks like industry average is about an ounce and a half per square foot. So to get a half pound you would need to grow in a 2x2 to 2x3 foot area and get equivalent yields to people who invest millions in setting up a grow operation using 1/4 the soil(so 1/4 the size root ball). It is good to have goals but realistic goals.
some folks here know Skitty and I can confirm that he gets 3 lbs + a table ,, the tables are 4x4
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