Average Yield per Plant (dry) Indoor

mowgly

Active Member
hi guys i would like to know whats ur average yield per plant in grams and under what setting ?
whats the best strain volume wise the best cash crop ?
if u have any link to previous thread please post them
thanks guys
 

puffntuff

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hey dude im a be nice to you.. their is no way to answer that question you have way to many possibilities. go look at people grow journals then you will answer your own question.
 

Green Cross

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Nobody else wants to admit what their yield (of trimmed and dried bud) per plant was? lol

This plant yielded 20 grams
 
what are those guy in the first reply's talking about? my friend grows with a 400 watts and gets about 36 grams(2 plants) every 8 weeks, he always grows same strain white widow oh and he always veg for 5 weeks.
 

Woomeister

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what are those guy in the first reply's talking about? my friend grows with a 400 watts and gets about 36 grams(2 plants) every 8 weeks, he always grows same strain white widow oh and he always veg for 5 weeks.
when he learns to grow properly he can maybe do a little better.....a good gower will get nearly a gram per watt If I dont get 3 or 4 ounces per plant im doing very badly.
 

greenjumble

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1st grow 29 grams 2 bag seed Indica under 2 42w CFLs
2nd grow 60 Grams Seedsman SkunkxHaze under 400w hps w/CFL side lighting,
3rd grow skxhz 1.25 grams w/out homeade Co2.
4th grow ak-48 32 grams under 400w hps (no side lighting, no CO2),
I think I got around 29grams off a bagseed with some Sativa leaning genetics under 400 hps,
A crappy bagseed plant I accidentally ripped the taproot on which came back around but only yeilded 14 grams.
Current I'm running Ak-48 in a six site aeroponic with 400hps cooltube.
 

InsaneInTheBrain

Active Member
Really depends...
What strain?
How much vegetation time?
Indoor lighting? (what type? how many watts)
Grow medium? (soil/hydro/aero)
Grow method? (LST/Supercropping/topping/scrog/sog/etc...).
Nutrients used?

If you're looking for a combo that will yield a lot, it would be better to look at the individual factors and weigh it against what you're looking for. If you're looking for what is going to yield the most, yield per harvest is more telling than yield per plant. I haven't grown yet (waiting to get my MMJ paperwork through), but if you're just interested in what would yield the most, here's a sample setup:
- Aeroponic system (most efficient delivery of nutrients to the roots, which equates to the fastest growing plants).
- Lots of light! (depends on your grow space, but figure 50-70 watts per square foot. biggest factor in yield if all other factors are equal.)
- SoG (if you have the space, etc, IMO the most efficient use of real estate and time for yield).
- NL #5 seeds (depends on the grow method. NL#5 is a potent high, big yield, and is said to work very well in a SoG set up).

*All of these methods have their pros and cons. I don't have an answer for my yield per plant, but hopefully this addresses what information you were really after...

I'm planning a 36 site aeroponic SoG, so this advice is biased based on the conclusions I've come to...but I'll let you know in ~6 months what my dried yield per plant was :).
 

oregon024

Active Member
your going to get out what effort and investment you put in.if you buy top grade seeds top grade light and all the goodies.don't srew it up.you should have a few ounces if you don't do much you'll have a few grams if lucky
 

salsa123

Member
What all these dudes say is true. It is impossible to project because there are so many variables, but you can increase the probability of getting to 3 to 5 oz per plant yield if you start with good genetics, have a high quality set up - proper lights, ventilation, nutrients, and baby the girls. Even with all that -- your first grow is likely to have a less than stellar yield. While this is not brain surgery, there is a learning curve. But it can be rewarding on a couple different levels.
 

doitinthewoods

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with my last grow I got about an oz a plant except for 3 that were in bigger pots that gave me a little over 3 oz per plant.
 

Punk

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hey dude im a be nice to you.. their is no way to answer that question you have way to many possibilities. go look at people grow journals then you will answer your own question.
Anywhere from a 1/4oz to 3lbs. That's the answers ur gonna get with a post like that

Why does everyone get so fucking touchy, he's not asking you what HIS yield would be, he's asking what YOUR yields have been.

I'll give you an example of what he's asking:

My last grow was shit...i grew two plants from seed, under a 400 watt hps, dutch passion orange bud and got about 3 oz.

See? Not so fucking hard. You do remember what your last harvest was, don't you? Jesus.
 
Really depends...
What strain?
How much vegetation time?
Indoor lighting? (what type? how many watts)
Grow medium? (soil/hydro/aero)
Grow method? (LST/Supercropping/topping/scrog/sog/etc...).
Nutrients used?

If you're looking for a combo that will yield a lot, it would be better to look at the individual factors and weigh it against what you're looking for. If you're looking for what is going to yield the most, yield per harvest is more telling than yield per plant. I haven't grown yet (waiting to get my MMJ paperwork through), but if you're just interested in what would yield the most, here's a sample setup:
- Aeroponic system (most efficient delivery of nutrients to the roots, which equates to the fastest growing plants).
- Lots of light! (depends on your grow space, but figure 50-70 watts per square foot. biggest factor in yield if all other factors are equal.)
- SoG (if you have the space, etc, IMO the most efficient use of real estate and time for yield).
- NL #5 seeds (depends on the grow method. NL#5 is a potent high, big yield, and is said to work very well in a SoG set up).

*All of these methods have their pros and cons. I don't have an answer for my yield per plant, but hopefully this addresses what information you were really after...

I'm planning a 36 site aeroponic SoG, so this advice is biased based on the conclusions I've come to...but I'll let you know in ~6 months what my dried yield per plant was :).
It is complex and based upon Genetics, etc., but there are some key factors ~smiles~

1) During the dark cycle it has to be absolutely dark (green light ok), if there is enough lumen to screw up the sleep cycle (but not enough to veg) you will lose 30% of your yield or more, gauranteed! ~smiles~

2) Last 5-10, even 14 days should be dedicated to "Flushing" out your system, I use Molasses; 1 TBS/ Gallon. The sugar helps throw on snow and weight ~smiles~

3) Keep it simple, a lot of poeple like to buy every gadget and device out there and OCD their plants to death ~chuckles~. I've been growing off and on for 30 years and can't believe how whorish the pot industry has become ~chuckles~. Carbload, really? $30 bucks for Molasses hybrid blend? ~cackles~. They will also try and sell you products that claim to make you bud tighter and thicker...also BS ~grins~. Unless the Agricultural Department has cleared it for its claims I ain't bitin' ~smiles~. A good soil or base solution (I prefer 3 part Grow, Micro, bloom) and that's it....the rest is lighting, stress, etc. ~smiles~.

The more crap you put in your water, resevoir, whatever, you are just increasing toxic buildup in the plants and setting them up for weakness, sickness and parasitic infections ~shrugs~.

Keep those couple rules in mind and then the rest is how you want to do you lighting and medium ~smiles~, then research, research, and more reasearch ~smiles~
 

quietgardener

Active Member
All my grows have been bubbleponic systems using the manufacturer's recommended fert levels. My first grow was a single plant under 250W MH with side lighting from T5s. I probably got about 2 ounces. Later on I moved to a 4 square foot SOG set up under 200W of T5s in a tent. I probably averaged 2-2.5 oz. Now I veg under the 200W T5s and flower under air cooled lights (400w HPS & 250w MH) in a 10 square foot tent. I'm probably averaging 8-10 oz or so depending on strain of plant. AK47 is usually around 8 oz, LA confidential would be closer to 5 oz, LA Woman maybe 14 oz. As others have said, genetics and light levels are the most important factor if you get everything else right.
 

Lovin'JK

Member
First grow was shit and I learned alot here at RIU. If you get your shit down youll get around 1/2 to 1 G/Watt and thats easier said than done.

Second Run:

178 G's dry (2 Plants) Medical Seeds 1024 Strain, No co2, DutchMaster Lineup, 400W HPS in 4 x 4 space. No LST, Scrog, Top or Fim.
 

shedevils

Member
Sounds like a lot of the touchy people are still averaging shit yields, lol, maybe put more work into your crop rather then being clever and you'l get more then 3,oz, good luck with your puss colars, heres one nug thats well over an ozIMG_0549.jpg
 

stonedmetalhead1

Well-Known Member
I run average yeilding strains becuse I'm all about quality and I do it all organically with no added supplemnts during growth. I run 4000 watts, Eye Hortilux Blue in veg and 1 Eye Hortilux Blue , 1 Hortilux HPS, and 2 Solar Max Super Red Spectrum in flower in a 12 x 12 area in 5 Gal. pots and I pull a little over a gram per watt each grow (total not every 30 days). On my last grow I yeilded just over 11 lbs. not including trim and small buds, so thats 4000 watts and 4,980 grams of dried and trimmed bud. The strains that were grown that round were LA Confidential, BTK Kush (LA Con x Killer Queen x Grimm), and Royal Revenge (Killer Queen x Grimm), none of which are the greatest yeilders but I do alright. I also veg my plants into big bushes before they're flowered out. I feel the more mature a plant is (from seed) the more it will live up to it's true potential.
 

deprave

New Member
If you just want an Average then the average is 1 to 4 ounces per plant indoors...I think everyone else has illustrated that it can vary widely based on a million factors but the Average for indoor is 1 to 4 ounces per plant..pros have gotten up to around 3 or 4 lbs a plant indoors so it really just depends on everything but again the typical is 1 to 4 ounces..if your a new grower and still go all out and do a really awesome job you should still expect 2-4 ounces in a typical 6 week veg from seed time
 
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