biggest yeild, 1 plant record

Thronez

Thronez

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Good day,

Ok, so I wanna know what's the largest yeild you guys got from 1 plant, INDOORS. not outdoors.

Make sure to include veg time, and total growth time altogether, as well as DRY weight. Not wet.

Also the light(s) you used , strain, growing method, and whatever extra techniques (lst, topping, how many colas) you used to aid your growth will be appreciated.

Let's see how far 1 plant can really go

PLEASE NO LIARS.:cuss: This isnt for feeding egos, its for learning.
:roll:
 
Humanrob

Humanrob

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DirtyEyeball696 said:
3 1/2 on this holy Grail
All the same plant with coco & 1500 ppm of co2
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What size pots are those? I've often heard "bigger pot bigger plant" -- but you've got bigger plants under lights than I've seen in outdoor plants in what looked like much larger pots. I'm still trying to figure out how much soil is enough, and how much is just a waste.
 
DirtyEyeball696

DirtyEyeball696

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Humanrob said:
What size pots are those? I've often heard "bigger pot bigger plant" -- but you've got bigger plants under lights than I've seen in outdoor plants in what looked like much larger pots. I'm still trying to figure out how much soil is enough, and how much is just a waste.
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One big difference is that I use coco.
Dirt & coco are total opposite in a lot of ways. Imo
 
ShLUbY

ShLUbY

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Thronez said:
Good day,

Ok, so I wanna know what's the largest yeild you guys got from 1 plant, INDOORS. not outdoors.

Make sure to include veg time, and total growth time altogether, as well as DRY weight. Not wet.

Also the light(s) you used , strain, growing method, and whatever extra techniques (lst, topping, how many colas) you used to aid your growth will be appreciated.

Let's see how far 1 plant can really go

PLEASE NO LIARS.:cuss: This isnt for feeding egos, its for learning.
:roll:
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my one biggest indoors is just over 12 oz (soil grown and it was no taller than 4ft if she even was that tall). Strain was Black Domino. LST methods.

When i am limited to just 12 plants, i veg plants longer and LST them as flat and wide as possible and them flip them into flower. I would run 2 of those big flat wide plants under one 600, yielding 20+ oz offa one lamp strain depending. Now i go for the quadrant style (4 per light) and go for 6-8 per plant (that's 24-32 per 600w lamp!). I feel that i could easily do a 1lb+ plant with the skills that i have now. just dont have the room to do it (veg is only 5x5)!

I had an idea going that I was gonna set up like 6 5x5 tents in a line on a staggered cycle. 4 tents would always be in flower, 2 vegging w/ LST techniques, SCROG one plant in each one and when they hit the size i am looking for i would flip to 12/12. this is a good approach if you only have 12 plants to work with and you can harvest one plant every 2 weeks at 1lb+ apiece! not a bad deal. if they ever limited the # of plants one can have in flower in michigan to 6 or less... i'll be prepared :)
 
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dimebagor

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ShLUbY said:
my one biggest indoors is just over 12 oz (soil grown and it was no taller than 4ft if she even was that tall). Strain was Black Domino. LST methods.

When i am limited to just 12 plants, i veg plants longer and LST them as flat and wide as possible and them flip them into flower. I would run 2 of those big flat wide plants under one 600, yielding 20+ oz offa one lamp strain depending. Now i go for the quadrant style (4 per light) and go for 6-8 per plant (that's 24-32 per 600w lamp!). I feel that i could easily do a 1lb+ plant with the skills that i have now. just dont have the room to do it (veg is only 5x5)!

I had an idea going that I was gonna set up like 6 5x5 tents in a line on a staggered cycle. 4 tents would always be in flower, 2 vegging w/ LST techniques, SCROG one plant in each one and when they hit the size i am looking for i would flip to 12/12. this is a good approach if you only have 12 plants to work with and you can harvest one plant every 2 weeks at 1lb+ apiece! not a bad deal. if they ever limited the # of plants one can have in flower in michigan to 6 or less... i'll be prepared :)
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12 oz ?? serious ?
I dunno how 1 oz done in gr , i take a look and type my biggest to see how it done in oz .. loool ... 3.3 oz ...
Was an LSD from barnyen's farm

http://img689.imageshack.us/img689/6195/img2012031900333.jpg

http://img718.imageshack.us/img718/3039/img2012031900329.jpg

but i thought it was , nice , apparently not ...
really not rotf :)
 
ShLUbY

ShLUbY

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dimebagor said:
12 oz ?? serious ?
I dunno how 1 oz done in gr , i take a look and type my biggest to see how it done in oz .. loool ... 3.3 oz ...
Was an LSD from barnyen's farm

http://img689.imageshack.us/img689/6195/img2012031900333.jpg

http://img718.imageshack.us/img718/3039/img2012031900329.jpg

but i thought it was , nice , apparently not ...
really not rotf :)
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serious! just gotta bend them over and let all those side arms turn into colas. nice even canopy is key. all the buds in the sweet spot of the light equal nice yields!
 
ShLUbY

ShLUbY

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Dimebagger, i just noticed you posted pics of those plants. they look gorgeous!! see how you only have one big cola in the top 12" of the plant??? notice the crown of buds down below that cola.... if you were to either A) top the plant before it goes into flower to create the most even canopy possible.... or B) pinch and breakf/snap the top in the first couple nodes of new growth but do not by any means break/cut it off. it (the plant) will think that the top has been removed and shoot hormones to the side arms causing them to grow fast!! Either method will achieve the same result... but the idea is to get 6+ of those big chunky colas in that upper section of the light rather than just one. trust me... your yields will close to double. you'll turn 3.3 oz plants to 6 oz no problem.

Edit: this doesn't work with every strain, but it works really well with indica dom strains.
 
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