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I respect your question.....but if you don't want to talk about your yield, than don't post it. Hopefully there are enough people that do want to post so this thread keeps going. I've always considered weights as more of an average than an exact just for that reason.

The point of this thread isnt to keep a journal of your grow, but just to give the end result and a brief summary of how you obtained it. Its meant to be a method of quick data research for people like me that understand things better with numbers.

Great yield Cmptn! Thats one to be proud of.

We need more ppl to post or this thread will not get anywhere.

We got two so far... Now another 100 more and then we'll be sailin'

Point taken.

This thread is in its infancy. It will take time and effort from our friendly gardeners to build a great thread.

Thanks for the link. I think Im going to nute one of my two in question and see what happens.

Thanks MSS. There is a huge difference in out environments and our yields as well. Thats exactlly the kind of information I'm hoping for.

Ill start the thread with my first and most recent harvest. My grow room was 3'x18"x5', a locker. I started off with 6 germinated bag seeds. 5 of which became male. Boo. I used 400 watt mh for veg for one month and 400 watt hps for flower for two months. I used a 5-9-4 nute the whole time and...

This thread is about listing your yields off each harvest. Alot of people ask the question of how much they can expect out of a plant. Most people that have a few or more harvests under their belt will tell you that a yeild is very hard to gauge. There are too many factors that influence what...

its says derived from: ammonium nitrate, ammonium phosphate,potassium phospate and others if that helps

oneness is a 5-9-4 but i havent used it since i first noticed the problem. the ploblem started while i was using it.

I was using oneness along with whatever ferts are in mg soil.

It's about a foot tall w/ 400 hps. The reason I think it might be a burn is cause mg soil is supposed to have nutes in it at least for the first few weeks or so, however I'm not sure if maybe the mg soil is just not consistent and may be lacking.

5 weeks old. Been doing it for about 3 weeks. Stopped giving nutes at first sign. Flushed 7 days ago. Continually cutting off dying leaves, they start with yellow spots which spread than the whole leaf looks as if its drying out then curls up and dies.

With miracle grow soil is it a better chance its nute burn than deficiency?

Could someone please explain the differences in nutrient burn and nutrient deficiency? They both seem to have very similar symptoms. I'm having a hard time figuring out how to tell which one it is.