Behind season
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Buyfrommycity
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You never know, until you know, ya know?
jensenbeach1
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Deep lol
Lucky Luke
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How long roughly till you get stretch and how much did you want per plant?
jensenbeach1
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Ideally a lb per, i believe we have a month left, going to get them into our 4x4x2 holes in next week or so hopefully really wanted get them in sooner but shit happens. Just wondering if I will get return on investment
Lucky Luke
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Id be in the struggling for a pound per camp at this stage. Id say 1/2 that or a tad less. But really depends on the strains. A big producer might get ya there...But i may be and hope Im wrong.
Buyfrommycity
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It's the famous newb question "how much will I yield". But if you're in the USA assuming you're already half way through summer. And plants should start flowering next month. I think even a 1/2 lb per plant is a pretty large stretch of the imagination. But you never know till you know, ya know? And good luck!
jensenbeach1
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Right I should have worded it different. Youve made it clear its not a set answer just trying to see where I am from experienced growers. And honestly even if i barely get a half per im still enjoying the experiemce jist will be alot of effort for not lol most was setting up and still not done
Lucky Luke
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Id aim for 4 ozzies on avg and if u get 6 be really happy.
Its a fun hobby..weight will always be what it will be. Outdoor is fickle and you can loose it all fast.
Lucky Luke
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If you want to pull big numbers then follow a few of the guys and gals who do. Note the times they start and try to copy them. They work damn hard and do invest in what they need to. Strains are real important to.
Get next years calendar, find a big number grower nearish you and plot what they do this year onto next years calendar..Copy it next year.
Get next years calendar, find a big number grower nearish you and plot what they do this year onto next years calendar..Copy it next year.
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Buyfrommycity
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I just had a grass hopper damn near destroy one of my plants in 2 days. Ol mother nature can be very fickle. Lol
Lucky Luke
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Mold got me this season (im in winter atm). Turned 7 and 1/2 foot flowering plants into fertilizer..
jensenbeach1
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Definitely invested and putting alot of work in. First time outdoor grower I expect to have a few mishaps lol
Lucky Luke
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Do you follow down to earth growers who do big numbrs in a early finishing area like
getawaymountain? https://www.rollitup.org/t/getawaymountain-16-17-seeders.924696/
jensenbeach1
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Nope I am still fairly new to rollitup I will though thanks for recommendation
Lucky Luke
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its a good read full of good tips.
sandhill larry
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At this point everyday you wait to transplant is costing you weight. I have some trying to flower already.
ruby fruit
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If they are not in there holes already id say you will be lucky to get a lb between 4 plants
jensenbeach1
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Yea taking much longer than expected. Setting up a property takes much longer than one would think lol. Oh well learning experience and something ive been wanting to do most of my life. Bucket list checkoff haha. First year outdoors as long as my flowers are high quality yield doesnt matter too much. Thanks for responses guys!
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