Indoor Strain Question

[Noahp123]

What would be the highest yielding strain for a fluorescent grow, I realize something short is most likely best. But there has to be some strains out there that actually prefer less intense light. Specifically a 2ft 6 bulb t5 fixture. Also I use roots organic green fields for my grows, may set up a dwc system at some point but not in the near future.

+rep for an answer (if there is one)

 

[tibberous]

But there has to be some strains out there that actually prefer less intense light

Try growing a fern.

Cannabis likes lights, copious amounts of it.

 

[Noahp123]

wise ass

 

[2supra4u]

just do an indica thats known to be a heavy yielding strain

fim your plants after 3-5 nodes....if your gonna veg at all then let then recover and grow, then fim again.

keep your plants short and tied down

then once you flower, tie down the shoots growing up during the stretch, try to keep them all even as much as possible

all the buds will rise up and you can get those lights right close to the tops. this will ensure you get decent penetration from the tubes.

you can get a nice canopy of buds if you do it proper

you can do decent under the tubes if you do it right.

 

[unohu69]

https://www.rollitup.org/indoor-growing/416589-12-12-seed-thread.html

go there check some of that thread out. its got some great strains in it. del's own bubblebomb looks fukin fantastic...wish i could get a couple seeds of that sucker..

 

[Kronnix]

I would start looking for an indica strain. If you go to the seed sites they usually say the growing characteristics of the plant.
If I had to name one I would say my great white shark strain from Greenhouse seed company is a good yielder. short , bushy, good with topping and LST