600W INDOOR GROW 4 PLANTS! questions!

KILLA 4 NIA

KILLA 4 NIA

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These are 4 plants under a 600 watt hps. The one on the left looks like alot more plants becuase she is tied down the others are gdp. They are 3 weeks into flowering and small buds are growing every day. I feed them flora nova bloom its suppost to help increase yield.

Im not asking how much they will produce exacly but just your guess? I will post once they are dried how much it weighed out to be!​
 

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adizz

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id say 1/2 to 1 pound would be solid. of course you could pull more if you do everything perfect, or less than an ounce if you fuck everything up! My suggestion would be to raise up the plants in the front. they look like they are alot shorter than the back right plant. keeping an even canopy will maximize your usage of light and help with your yeild. Good luck!
 
KILLA 4 NIA

KILLA 4 NIA

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So a half pound is resonable? Ive never used a hps im ust to the old school way my pops showed me with t12 floros. Where u only get a ounce a light lol
 
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adizz said:
id say 1/2 to 1 pound would be solid. of course you could pull more if you do everything perfect, or less than an ounce if you fuck everything up! My suggestion would be to raise up the plants in the front. they look like they are alot shorter than the back right plant. keeping an even canopy will maximize your usage of light and help with your yeild. Good luck!
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looking very nice you will probly get 4-6oc if all go's well. how tall are thay?
 
Monkeyfloss

Monkeyfloss

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adizz said:
id say 1/2 to 1 pound would be solid. of course you could pull more if you do everything perfect, or less than an ounce if you fuck everything up! My suggestion would be to raise up the plants in the front. they look like they are alot shorter than the back right plant. keeping an even canopy will maximize your usage of light and help with your yeild. Good luck!
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Im agreeing with this guy but would say closer to 1/2 lb.
 
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