Estimated harvest weight of my 4 Sour OG girls?

Hey RIU members,

WHAT WILL MY YIELD BE!?! PLEASE AND THANK YOU ! = )

So I'm currently embarking on my first time grow in which I've got my indoor closet, 400W MH / HPS air-cooled light, and a basic setup of Fox Farm Soil / Nutrient lineup, and all the other crap that goes alone with it.

5-Gallon Pots
Ventilation
Fans
Etc

The plants are current 3 feet tall and are already switch over to flowering. It's been 84 days total since I purchased the clones and transplanted them. All questions, comments, concerns, or advice is greatly appreciate but I'm really interested in what you all think my dried weight will be?

Sincerely,
Luffy

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They look nice. Your still a ways out from harvesting. Its really tough to guestimate this early.

2.5-3 ounces a plant trim de stemmed and dry is my guess... they got a ways to go still

Hey guys thanks so much for the quick replies! I like 2-3 ounces per plant. I like it alot.

I bow to you good people

ur plants are lanky for that 400 watter man... it doesn't have a lot of penetrating power... you shoulda have topped your plants and trained them to get a more even canapy.. esp. og kushes need to be topped to coax a good yield out of them you shoulda just scrogged two females under that light imo..... instead of growing 3 lanky plants ...

LuffyakaDJames said:

Hey guys thanks so much for the quick replies! I like 2-3 ounces per plant. I like it alot.

I bow to you good people

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Never count your chickens before they hatch. Patience is a virtue in this industry. Good things will come with hard work and dedication to your ladies they feel your love.

jaybray said:

They look nice. Your still a ways out from harvesting. Its really tough to guestimate this early.

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theexpress said:

ur plants are lanky for that 400 watter man... it doesn't have a lot of penetrating power... you shoulda have topped your plants and trained them to get a more even canapy.. esp. og kushes need to be topped to coax a good yield out of them you shoulda just scrogged two females under that light imo..... instead of growing 3 lanky plants ...

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jaybray said:

Never count your chickens before they hatch. Patience is a virtue in this industry. Good things will come with hard work and dedication to your ladies they feel your love.

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I did top them during vegging though >.>. I think I did it to much. Each plant has like 4 Cola tops.

they look great bro but jaybray said it best....the worst thing that a new grower does is have an exaggerated amount of yield.....i have had plants that have had look exactly like that, and gotten about 30 oz dry at the end....not saying urs will be that, just dont expect 4-5 oz pr plant u will be dissappointed....good looking plants tho

It's a tough call but I'll take an educated guess...about a pound

dried weight will be exactly 147.85 grams

dannyboy602 said:

It's a tough call but I'll take an educated guess...about a pound

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...............smh hahahahahahahahaha u gotta stop with this lb shit man, im tearin up over here

About a pound

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dannyboy602 said:

It's a tough call but I'll take an educated guess...about a pound

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No I think he means once theyre trimmed and dried?lol

Seriously though,dont count your chickens,and shoot for a realistic,conservative amount-say a zip a plant,then any more is a bonus.

It will yield an amount that your scale will say once it's dried and trimmed. 100% factual answer

The General Rule is "One @-1-Ounce per Foot of Plant Growth"

Good Luck on Your Grow

I love the posts full of numbers for me to dig into; I'm keeping in mind not to count my eggs before they hatch as stated before. I'm going to keep this thread open and update some pics in a week or two. You guys/gals are awesome, and this site is full of chill ass people!

Sincerely,
Luffy

snoyl said:

No I think he means once theyre trimmed and dried?lol

Seriously though,dont count your chickens,and shoot for a realistic,conservative amount-say a zip a plant,then any more is a bonus.

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I second that opinion.

you should switch over to a 600 watt hps with a hortilux super hps bulb if you want some better yield here. and Pro-Mix by Premier is a great growing medium i just upgraded from foxfarm nutes / soil to advanced nutrients nutes and pro mix + Cocoa additives for soil, and i couldnt be more impressed with the increased yield. I also use Pro Co2 buckets u just hang them above ur plants remove the sticker and watch ur buds get huge. it increases yield by about 60% in my experience. Just a heads up i wasnt happy with foxfarms ocean forest soil it was dry and tend to get mold and fungus way to easily.

Another guess the weight competition without a prize, it's like watching the lottery draw on tv when you haven't got a ticket!!

Another guess the weight competition without a prize, it's like watching the lottery draw on tv when you haven't got a ticket!!

Lol!