you think i can hit 2.5 oz per plant?

[NoobgrowerLbc]

they are all in 6 gallon pots. Light dep set up during summer. Strain is king lui. 10 days till harvest.

 

[NoobgrowerLbc]

the tops are the size of beer bottles.

 

[NoobgrowerLbc]

Bump

 

[Hobbes]

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The buds look great Noobgrower, 2.5 oz per plant (72 grams) is achievable.

The pots don't look like 6 gallon, must be perspective against the tall plants.

Good job!

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[Hobbes]

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Could you post a few close ups of the buds, they look longer than 10 days from harvest.

Can't trust the breeders info.

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[Dirk8==D~Diggler]

Does the light dep mean that you take the black tarp off every day or did you put some lights in there? I thought I saw lights but can’t tell

 

[NoobgrowerLbc]

Does the light dep mean that you take the black tarp off every day or did you put some lights in there? I thought I saw lights but can’t tell

Only when vegging. But in summer i just black out after 12 hours of light.

 

[NoobgrowerLbc]

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Could you post a few close ups of the buds, they look longer than 10 days from harvest.

Can't trust the breeders info.

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Will take some tommarow

 

[dunphy]

Be careful of that light leaking in on the seams where the back wall meets the arch.

Looks good though, I would have to agree with Hobbes, you look more than 10 days away from these pics.

I assume lbc = long beach? If so, what do you temps get up to during dark in the mid summer? What do you got for ventilation/fans in there?

Nice job.

 

[norcalreppin77]

they are all in 6 gallon pots. Light dep set up during summer. Strain is king lui. 10 days till harvest.View attachment 4652055View attachment 4652053View attachment 4652054

Looks achievable.

 

[NoobgrowerLbc]

Be careful of that light leaking in on the seams where the back wall meets the arch.

Looks good though, I would have to agree with Hobbes, you look more than 10 days away from these pics.

I assume lbc = long beach? If so, what do you temps get up to during dark in the mid summer? What do you got for ventilation/fans in there?

Nice job.

I agree about light leaks but i habe no room to work. I have 300 of these plants taking up all my work space. Will have to harvest before i can fix it.

 

[See green]

You'll definitely get bout a pound

 

[NoobgrowerLbc]

 

[Angus Hung]

Your green house looks good. id say you should hit 2 oz plus a plant

 

[NoobgrowerLbc]

Correction they are in 5 gallon not 6

 

[NoobgrowerLbc]

Be careful of that light leaking in on the seams where the back wall meets the arch.

Looks good though, I would have to agree with Hobbes, you look more than 10 days away from these pics.

I assume lbc = long beach? If so, what do you temps get up to during dark in the mid summer? What do you got for ventilation/fans in there?

Nice job.

Im from long beach. But currently living in the mountains of socal.
I have a huge 500 watt exhaust fan. Floor fans and 5 heavy duty fans thst i hang. At night its like 80 degrees right now. 100 in the day

 

[NoobgrowerLbc]

If you guys an guess what you think i could hit with 300 of these.

 

[Steveo123]

If you guys an guess what you think i could hit with 300 of these.

Gotta be around the 22kg, no?

 

[dunphy]

I agree about light leaks but i habe no room to work. I have 300 of these plants taking up all my work space. Will have to harvest before i can fix it.

Yeah I hear that bro, No access from the outside? Thats sort of how I would fix it if it were mine, Maybe a 2-3ft strip of black plastic, about 20 ft long or whatever your arch length is, and then maybe lay it over the arch, and a second one for the bottom of the side wall meeting the ground? Just spitballing here, you obv. know your situation better than me. Just throwing a suggestion out there.




This most likely wouldn't work if you're putting the light dep cover on every day then pulling off. Anyways like I said you know better than I do, so keep doing what ya doing it seems to work for you. Enjoy the harvest

 

[Hobbes]

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300 plants x 2.5 oz = 750 oz , 46 lbs

300 plants x 71 grams = 21,300 grams. 21 kg

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