so 80 grams per 80 buds times 5 plants....32,000 grams WET from 2k
so lets say you get 20% of your wet weight in nice dry buds.
So your at what, 3 GPW there cookie monster?
I wonder if i should skin my girls alive for only 12 day vegged only to slow growth for another 2 weeks hahahaha YO bassy
But wait???? i will post you what they look like in another 2 weeks
and what 1650 ppm of C02 can do to plants I so would really like you then to post what one of your plants look like skinned and at start of 4th week VEG really looks like
oh here are some day 29 veg veg from a 3 " clone
PS: i will also ram down your throat pictures of harvest like 80 buds per plant averaging 80 grams wet per bud
NOT bad for 1 plant trim filling up 36 x 72 screen would love to see one of your defoilated plants do that lmao
You want YIELD invest in a C02 system PUSSY
He's actually claiming 8000 grams for 5 plants (dry) or 4gpw. All from plants less than 4 feet tall from top cola (non topped plants).
umm, ok
uhm that is correct 4.75 pounds from 5 plant run 2 k like i said your more then welcome to see my current grow which will end up 9 - 12 plant 3 K PLUS c02 5 x 15 scrog i was little disapointed as i usually get 1160 dry grams per 1 k but again it was heat of summer and not in my actual room, But with everything dialed in now LETS let the show begin
hey, everybody! here's a few shot's of an "unimpressive" plant. this was grown in the "i don't know why anyone growing vertical would even try this" style.
defoliated totally at 21 days flower.
the plants been whacked and is in a 5 gal bucket of water for the night.
wet trimmed bud
dry bud in container. notice the container has a 2.5 gal capacity.
it has been dried to the point where large bud stems snap.
it weighs 418 grams or 14.74 oz's
now i realize that this is not proof of anything. i could be lying.
this is really complicating my life, now i have to get help carrying all this extra weight around.
the last 3 plants were 11.96, 12.45, and now 14.74 oz's totalling 39.15 oz's or averaging 13.05 each. all defoliated. the three largest plants i've ever grown.
ya'll have a good 'un,
k33ftr33z and lifeless, thanks for the compliments on the monster!
i just weighed last weeks plant and it only went 15.80. i guess i screwed up somewhere.
so my last five consecutive defoliated plants went 11.96, 12.35, 14.74, 18.38, and 15.80 for a total of 73.23 or an average of 14.65 each.
my last 5 plants before defoliation averaged 10.49, or 52.45 total oz's.
a total difference of 20.78 or 4.16 zips per plant.
i have been doing a series of changes over the last year to drive up yield and this one, defoliating, has made the largest difference.
at this point i'll stop posting pics and weight here as i think i have proven this technique.
thanks k33ftr33z!
From experience, and trial and error, I can see why any grower would say that defoliation is not conducive to the improvement of yield.
However, this is a misconception.. One of the most common problems is how and when you implement defoliation.
Id certainly not pluck em all at once, this causes a level of stress on the plants they usually dont recover from that quick, and in bloom we arent exactly trying to add time to the flowering cycle.
After LOSING 25% of our harvest over stress inducing mass defoliation, we figured out that in order to see benefits, the plants must be healthy, and you must only remove one to a few fan leaves a day from the main stalk, no more than that as mass plucking is arbitrary and and causes stress..
Start at about week 2 and be gentle, only removing a fan leaf a day or two working up to the week just before the plants put on weight. (smaller plants just put a few days between defoliating the plant).
Usually, we start at the top of the plant and go down as the flowering period continues..
Just to let you know this technique works well, however I think some people are taking the wrong approach.. Of course I could be wrong, but Im only in a few growrooms, cant see how everyone is doing it..
From experience, and trial and error, I can see why any grower would say that defoliation is not conducive to the improvement of yield.
However, this is a misconception.. One of the most common problems is how and when you implement defoliation.
Id certainly not pluck em all at once, this causes a level of stress on the plants they usually dont recover from that quick, and in bloom we arent exactly trying to add time to the flowering cycle.
After LOSING 25% of our harvest over stress inducing mass defoliation, we figured out that in order to see benefits, the plants must be healthy, and you must only remove one to a few fan leaves a day from the main stalk, no more than that as mass plucking is arbitrary and and causes stress..
Start at about week 2 and be gentle, only removing a fan leaf a day or two working up to the week just before the plants put on weight. (smaller plants just put a few days between defoliating the plant).
Usually, we start at the top of the plant and go down as the flowering period continues..
Just to let you know this technique works well, however I think some people are taking the wrong approach.. Of course I could be wrong, but Im only in a few growrooms, cant see how everyone is doing it..
If you don't do much pruning and then strip them naked at end of stretch it absolutely will stress them, what the results are have been documented by people, increased flower time, decreased yield, hermies on sensitive plants.
was scrolling thru some threads As you can see i ran into Heath's thread
https://www.icmag.com/ic/showthread.php?t=181239
And WOW He has not touched one leaf and look NO Really look lol
Now look at the bottom Bud sites ????? is there really a need to defoilate ???? you just have to look at some of the best growers around and they won't defoil
Please Say well they don't know how to lol Its not that at all its about proper training of a plant and running good lighting LIGHT + healthy plants = Yield and nothing other then that will gain you stupid yields
Cheers Doc
The real deal is keeping it green till the end you do that and you will have the best possible YIELD
Anyone can Veg a plant its flowering one minor burn to plants and you fcked your yield to much?? or to little of food you hurt your plants it takes many grows and fine tuning but most growers tend to switch strains like i switch underwear lol so they will never really get full yields out of there strain hell 3rd year same strain