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Anywhere from one gram to a pound. Depending on your lights, feeding, strain, environment. It's easy to start a new thread.

I have no experience without glass. Canopy is 12" from the bulb, which is about two inches from the glass, so my plants are only about 10" from glass. I am growing Chernobyl and Jillybean by TGA along with a friends strain under a 1k Eyehortilux Super HPS with an air cooled XXL hood in a 4x4...

Leaves started to cup a little on the Chern tops 8 inches from the light. Decided to supercrop.

First off; 4x4 tent, xxl hood, 450 cfm fan, 400/600/750/1000w dimmable electronic ballast, amended organic soil, no bottled nutrients yet only water and tea. Strains are Chernobyl and Jillybean by TGA and an unknown dank found growing from a crack in a curb at a fast food joint. Temps 80ish...

I would check the ph.

Did you figure out the spots?

A bug my friend. Nothing too serious. But, Google is much more knowledgeable in entomology than I am. I would highly suggest utilizing that resource.

Some of those leaves look like they feed thrips.

Kill it with fire. Then urine. Then hit it with a baseball bat. Twice.

I do when I use bottled nutes. It varies for strain and veg time on how long before the first flowers strart. I usually do 8-12 week veg times, so mine have preflowers before they even see 12/12. And I use LEDS alongside my HPS the final few weeks of flowering.

My suggestion was to run your MH for the first 2 weeks of flower, then switch to the HPS, but youve got that down already. Haha. From my personal experience it really helps cut down on stretch. When I used bottled nutes, I made sure to run my veg nutes alongside flower nutes, until stretch...

I am currently growing Jillybean, Chernobyl and a very good hybrid of unknown origins and they all get tap water that has been bubbled for 48 hours, that is not pHed. The herd I've got going in my soil takes care of everything. My tap comes out at 8, yes eight. But thats a soil I've...

Indicafarmer, your flowering plants look a bit overwatered my friend. It can cause problems later.

If I'm water only, does that mean I flush too much?

One word of advice as well my friend, problems are many times easier to solve when a blue lense is used as a filter or the HPS is not running for the photo. The yellow messes with the real colors.

Could be normal yellowing that some plants do as they approach death. Could be a lockout. What's your ph?

It's hard to hear you over all these guns going off, and my ears are still ringing from the freedom. Well, that and the incoherency of your post.

82 grams dried.

There is no way you are serious. You have to be a troll. There is just...I can't even......I'm just going to go get high.

March in Michigan could be below freezing....