Guess My Yield

Hey guys new to the site, and outdoor growing as well, below I have a video posted of my outdoor med op. To give some detail for better yield guesses, I have Hollands Hope, Afghan, Mango, The Cheese, Brainstorm, and Sour Diesel. all being feminized seeds from the start. As well as 5 clones which are easy to identify because theyre so much bigger than the rest. I used Miracle Grow moisture control soil and dug pretty big holes in the ground then just planted them. I also use the foxfarm fert set. I know guessing yield is like guessing weather months in the future, but I am just trying to get a more experienced and educated guess from someone whos not a first timer with OD. Thanks!



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bztTyqQDvgE

I'm experienced. You're going to get about 7 grams per plant.

10-12 lbs. per plant and double that if you use Fox Farms. LOL

who knows , if the buds were already grown then it would be fun to guess a weight , but if im supposed to guess a weight off the plant that only has leaves , then i will guess you get 1oz per plant , maybe 2 , i dont think youll get more.
good luck

no tresspassing brother , you dont wana get shot , and be in the paper , young man gets shot after looking after his pot plants.
dog licking his face, lol

theres a lot of brush in there , i would clean one nice little patch up and plant them all close together , it seems with all those brush around each plant the moisture will be higher , and bigger chance of bugs and mold. ( i know you dont want rotten moldy buds)

do you have more then one path to get there ?
seems like its pretty well treaded on .

1 to 1 1/2 oz would be my guess. Like mentioned above looks like a definite trail to those plants and if anybody happens across the trail they could be found easy.

I'd guess in the upwards of 3-4 Onions for the clones but man that trail is brutal! I hate to sound like an ass but unless that's your property your going to get ripped.

those look underfed in general, you'll be lucky to get a pound off of all of them. that's if you feed them right during flowering, and judging by their state now, I doubt you will . . . . sorry to say.