Questions outdoor-cannabis-grow judicial process

[DanielEurope]

Hello,

a friend of mine has been tried in a lawsuit for outdoor cannabis cultivation in a European country in 2018. He asks me to research four questions for him, because these aspects may help him in his soon to be negotiated case. It would be very helpful, for example, to have internet links with answers to the four questions. Or otherwise it would be really great to get answers here in this forum. I need these answers until Sunday (March 3th 2019).

Question 1: What outdoor germination rate have non-feminized seeds? For example, if you put 100 seeds outdoor in the soil, what percentage of the seeds will go on, e.g. really 50% or 1/3?

Question 2: What percentage of outdoor plants are male and how many percent are female?

Question 3: At what THC value does grass count as strong? What is the THC value for the strongest grass - 24 %? If someone has plants with 6% - is that strong or easy or how is that?

Question 4: Are 20 to 25 grams of harvest per plant typical for a outdoor grow?

Thank you in advance for your help and all the best.

Daniel

 

[oldfogey8]

Q1 - most people germinate indoors and plant the seedling or young plants outdoors. germination rate depends a lot on method of germination, quality of seeds and the environment you are germinating in. 50% rate is terrible but maybe not if you just throw some seeds into a hole in the ground...

Q2 - 50/50

Q3 - 6% would be disappointing. not sure what the strongest would be. i have seen indoor buds in the low 30% range.

Q4 - no. you should be getting 500 to 1000 or more grams per plant

 

[The Hemp Goddess]

If your friend is involved in a lawsuit, these are questions that his attorney needs to be asking and finding the answers to. I cannot imagine that information gleaned from anonymous people on an online marijuana growing site means anything.

However, most people expect (and get) close to 100% germination.
Male/female ratio is generally 50/50.
24% THC is strong, 6% is not.
I expect a pound or more from outdoor plants.