Grow a quarter pound per plant?!?!

Ok every one light one up and think about this one and give me your honest thought!

I have 12 plants in 2 gallon pots they are about 4 inchs big rite now they come from a mother plant i have indoors. The cuttings are G.D.P its a %100 indica strain "My Favorite"! But ive never grown an indica plant only pure sativas. I will be transplanting them into 5 gallon buckets once i see the roots are getting to big for the pot. I am using an all organic soil i got from a local nursery. I will starting feeding it Alaska fish ferts after the 4th week its great for veg and its verry cheap. I also put some coffee ground on the top of the pots to keep slugs away and its good on nitrogen. I keep it out side from 6 in the morning tell 8:00 when the sun starts getting darker then i bring it indoor to my groow room that is being ran by 4 t12 40w lights to keep it vegging.

ok now my question: do you think by the end of the season i will be able to pull of QP's from each plant???

i would be disappointed in anything less than 6 to 8 per plant in 5 gal buckets outside. i just did 3 plants in 4 gal buckets under a 600 hps inside and ended up with 17.5. So i think you should hit 4 per plant easily.

so u pulled a 17 zips off one plant?

sure, a qp is pretty conservative

I believe he means 17.5 per plant...I may be wrong though...

so it wouldnt be hard to pull 4 ounces off each plant?? cuz last season i grew acupolco gold its a 100% sativa and i got around 1 pound per plant and i didnt even feed it ferts i just kept topping it in veg so i got alot of kolas. do you think i should top the gdp to get more yield off of it??? i usaly top it untill it has about 8 main kolas

KILLA 4 NIA said:

so u pulled a 17 zips off one plant?

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read it again, i said i had 3 plants and the total was 17.5 indoors, thats 5.83 per plant, so in 5 gal buckets outside you should do much better.

If your growing outdoors, with a month or 2 vegging indoors before planting out, and the right strains, and a full season outdoors being properly cared for anywhere upto 5-10 pound per plant is achievable and is frequently the case in the oudoor growing section of the site

Is a 5 gallon bucket bigg enof for a whole outdoor season?

Every time I see these questions i wonder a few things.

Do you have a quota or something?

its like asking, I want to be a cage fighter, I eat oatmeal everyday, eat raw eggs like in Rocky, train with the best, etc. Am I going to be a contender? Who the hell knows? Sure there is a potential for everything but just because you give it your all doesn't always = top yield.

Just grow it and figure it out man. If a 5 gallon bucket is too small, transplant it.

I would up your nutrients and start feeding now. You need to go big with organics and mix the sources. Incorporate blood/bone meal, multiple guano types, kelp meal, fish emulsions... These each release differently and have different levels of micro nutrients. Don't forget the earthworm castings either! Worm shit has hundreds of types of beneficial bacteria.

grow less plants larger ,yield more and save on seeds id be pissed if i pulled a qlb off one plant

Did you 'read' his post? Read it again...

KILLA 4 NIA said:

so u pulled a 17 zips off one plant?

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17.5 wet? That seems pretty far fetched in 4 gals