Yield From a 5 Gal Air Pot

larrybobkins · Apr 28, 2014

just go by 1/3 to1/2 a g per watt if u halfway know what you are doing I go by g/w

harris hawk · Apr 28, 2014

depends on size of air-pot a 20 liter(5 gallon) will give you 2-3 oz

NotoriousBUD · Apr 28, 2014

depends on many factors what medium, lightbulb, how many plants, using known clones or sprouting new seeds, your ventilation, etc., etc.

tho as a general rule of thumb a good grower can easily get 500grams off a 1000w
a great grower can double that number
a noob grower will be lucky to see half that

hope that helps you see that there is no definite answer for your question many factors to consider and many of them are up to you and your knowledge and experience

tyke1973 · Apr 28, 2014

min of 5 could get around 7/8

Jimdamick · Apr 28, 2014

Bucees said:
Forget all these guys and their crazy answers. Here is how you calculate it:

First you weigh the amount of soil going in the pot. Then you weigh the pot. Remove the weight of the pot from the weight of the soil and divide by 17. This gives you a baseline. Next you take the amount of wattage and multiply that by the max distance that inverse square law allows for a thousand watt setup. Take that number and add it to the total fluid ounces of nutrient solution you plan on using. After you have that number then divide by the square root of Pi. Add this number to the baseline we got at the beginning and multiply by 90 days for your total yield.

How long did it take you to figure out that formula? Probably at lot longer than it would take to give the ignorant bastard a straight answer, which is all he is here on this site for.

Jimdamick · Apr 28, 2014

zander1 said:
Hi there was just wondering what sort of weight could u hope to pull off a plant using a 5 gal air pot , under 1000w hps? any idea`s?

It all depends on the plant type, environment, and proper nutes. The air pot and the lights that you are using show that you have started off well. Good luck on your grow. Peace

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