This statement isn't exclusively true. It depends on what your comparing it too. A long flowering sativa that takes 6 months may be considered a "heavy yielder" but not compared to a quick flowering 8 week indica cash bud which you could turn quickly.
of course i was talkin about a 60 day strain.
exactly thanks silverhaze you totally get what im sayin. sometimes the way i explain things people dont understand. the more veg time needed the less i respect the strain as a yielder.
If your simply stating having little veg time which allows you to obviously turn more plants in a year equals more bud sure your probably right. Are you claiming comparing 1 plant with no veg to the identical plant with 4 weeks veg, the no veg plant is gonna yield more? I think maybe your talking about grow styles more than genetics.
i worded that wrong what i really meant is "the more veg time needed the less i respect the strain as a yielder." ive explained it the best i can maybe silverhaze can explain it in a better way
the thing is i havent grown a huge amount of strains and the ones i think are good you cant buy anymore. what i would buy if i were you though because i feel confident about them is a chem d strain like star dawg or motorbreath or maybe chemdawg ibl 1.1. i just picked up star dawg last week and im waiting for the motorbreath to be back in stock. whatever you get though make sure it has a good amount of stretch cause thats what you want with no veg time. in order for the plants to yield what you need they need to reach a certain height
thanks that does it for me i wont be buying this strain cause i do sog
