What Strains Bring The Best Yield For Bubbleponics And Aerogardens?
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livinlegend
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the strain you grow has nothing to do with the medium you grow it in beside maybe whether if its in or outdoor
Psilocobe
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So you mean that a Lowryder can bring a better yield than a Chronic or Arjan's Ultra Haze for example?
bubblerking
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yes some strains yeild higher than others forsure
Kant
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the yield is strain dependent. it's not like one strain will do especially well in a hydro system. all plants grow faster and bigger in hydro, simply because it's a stress free, ideal environment.
nongreenthumb
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In an aerogarden a lowrider would out yield arjans haze from seed, just simply because of the size limitations. If you have a small space then a small plant will give you a better yield because you can grow it better.
PiffGuerilla
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it was exactly said above, regardless of the system you use, the ideal yield will lets say be 350 grams per sq/mtr. You may reach the optimal yield of that plant because of using a bubbleponic or aerogarden over a shitty soil setup, but there is a limit to the strains max yield, so you can only achieve it easier by certain setups.
FilthyFletch
Mr I Can Do That For Half
For an indoor aero setup or any other setup I do reccomnd a hgih yielding indica dominate strain though as they will bush more and can be grown faster increasing the grow room times availiabilty versus a sativa heavy plant which takes for ever.You wnat to find the type of plant thats characteristics fit your exact needs. If in a shorter are in a smaller unit with maybe a 6 site hydro setup you wann find a good indica that will produce a larger cola and stay pretty short as your gonna wanna get clones from a mom then veg them almost with no time and go right to 12/12 with lollipopping and topping techniques to keep a nice compact grow with a single cola so the plants dont over run the smaller setup. In larger areas and bigger syetms you can adapt the exact plant to the space.I think it helps to go to alot of seedbank sites and read the descriptions and look at the provided pictures and use those to imagine those specifications in your grow setup and area and get the basics of what will happen.
charlesiii
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As of last year the most popular "great for the ag" strain was supposedly lowryder 2. This is just what was suggested.
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