Predicted Yield?

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EmmysRevenge

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T Ray said:
I'm sorry I forgot to clarify that yes I was being a smart ass b/c yield is about impossible to determine just by looking at a photo. Especially one that is only two weeks into flower. You just have to be patient and wait the time and then you will know the exact yield.
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I think everyone being like this is a newbie forum that it is for asking your stupid first questions is ridiculous. If I would have known everyone was going to be this way about this reasonable question, I certainly wouldn't have asked this forum. I appreciate everyone that was polite in telling me that there is no way to tell and then gave me advice to make my yield bigger next time. Especially the bubbleponics guy because this is what I will be using to clone the babies when they are ready to grow way better. And to everyone, I never said what fert I was using, or if I was giving it any nucs at all. Your answering the question with answers that include info I never gave you. I don't mess with the plants at all except to move them around to gain more light or water them every couple of days. I was simply asking the question to get advice. Like most first time growers would want, and what you all probably wanted when you were in my shoes, months and maybe years ago. Just chill out on newbies, no reason to be arrogant. But thank you for your advice non the less. I appreciate it greatly. Thank you.
 
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dadio161 said:
7 plants at a average of 2 ozs. each. = 14 ozs.
To expect more than this is not being realistic being a beginner.
Just not going to get a pound a plant without a whole lotta lights and a warehouse. A lb. a plant takes a lot of elbow room. With 7 plants , you will be lucky to get a lb. per harvest total.
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I've seen a pound a plant in a closet grow. Sufficient light, yes, better than my light, hell yes, better than my nutrients hell hell yes. But still, you don't need a warehouse. I might be way off with mine, but yeah, you must not live in GA. Most of the ops here are in closets, a room or a house. No real warehouses of ops to find out here.
 
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NWMED said:
Cheap way is a $15 gallon of flat white paint. Bathroom mold resistant type.
*NEVER USE FOIL!! IT WASTES MORE LIGHT THAN IT REFLECTS!*
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My walls are white, I think I will just take the foil down... I thought it was helping more than hurting. Thinking about getting the emergency blankets...
 
ClaytonBigsby

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EmmysRevenge said:
I think everyone being like this is a newbie forum that it is for asking your stupid first questions is ridiculous. If I would have known everyone was going to be this way about this reasonable question, I certainly wouldn't have asked this forum. I appreciate everyone that was polite in telling me that there is no way to tell and then gave me advice to make my yield bigger next time. Especially the bubbleponics guy because this is what I will be using to clone the babies when they are ready to grow way better. And to everyone, I never said what fert I was using, or if I was giving it any nucs at all. Your answering the question with answers that include info I never gave you. I don't mess with the plants at all except to move them around to gain more light or water them every couple of days. I was simply asking the question to get advice. Like most first time growers would want, and what you all probably wanted when you were in my shoes, months and maybe years ago. Just chill out on newbies, no reason to be arrogant. But thank you for your advice non the less. I appreciate it greatly. Thank you.
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Whoa! Take it easy, or change your name to EmosRevenge.

Everyone here is trying to help you, make sure you listen. I saw a couple of posts saying white paint is pretty good for reflectivity and you said you already have white paint but will change your foil to fire retardant blankets. And the warehouse comment..... We all do hope the best for you and your grow and will help any way we can. The 2lb a plant comment is a running joke every time someone asks about yield, especially two weeks into flower. Don't take it personally. The best thing you can do is spend a few hours reading the forums. You will get a lot of the info you need and a better feel for this place. This is actually the best website/forum I have ever been a part of. Lots of really good people here. Again, trust me, we all wish you the best.
 
smokeymarine

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EmmysRevenge said:
How would I go about putting it vertical? Like just to one side? I was wondering how I could get more light to the center without having to buy another hps. They're not cheap. Also, with the nutes and whatnot, does anyone know if the dried ice works? Like letting it react within the closet?
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Like this...

Also Dry Ice will provide CO2 anyplace that it evaporates.
 

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Hows things going buddy? Still waiting on those non HPS pics get em up when ya got a chance sry i've been MIA but im still sub'd up hope all is green your way mate.
 
dadio161

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you are more then welcome to check out my signature and I will show you a closet grow. I grow 6 plants per round and I achieve about 12 to 15 ozs per harvest when dried and cured. I do think my harvests are normal and healthy. Yes , they could be better but indoor in a closet is just not going to achiev 1 lb. per plant. I'm not trying to bash on you , just try to be realistic.

EmmysRevenge said:
I've seen a pound a plant in a closet grow. Sufficient light, yes, better than my light, hell yes, better than my nutrients hell hell yes. But still, you don't need a warehouse. I might be way off with mine, but yeah, you must not live in GA. Most of the ops here are in closets, a room or a house. No real warehouses of ops to find out here.
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Here a 76oz monster that would fit in a closet so it can be done and people are doing it[video=youtube;B1fXmgHxAJw]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B1fXmgHxAJw&feature=related[/video]
 
mRIZO

mRIZO

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growing is a slow process with a long learning curve. pre-plan, make sure things are ready for when they need to be and most importantly take care of your plants! they're alive, and most likely not in their natural environment. build yourself a grow of healthy "athlete" like plants and you'll get your lbs.
take it slow, take notes too and NEXT grow WILL produce more for ya.
instead of finger fucking my plants i come on here and read like a maafucka!
ps. i love cheisel -LOOK AT THAT BEAST :)
 
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