If the numbers are getting to you don't do it, grow small, nothing wrong with that.
Yep, that should work. Top them enough and you will have plenty of clones.
Work out a good and reliable cloning method, I go for about a 90% strike rate. Mind you I propagate plants for a living but not this variety. I consider cannabis one of the easiest plants to propagate.
Yep, your right, plant numbers still freak me out a bit.
If the numbers are getting to you don't do it, grow small, nothing wrong with that.
I think a dense flat canopy filled with many many tops with little light penetrating far down will yield you the most, how you achieve that dosnt make to much of a difference, be it lots of small packed in single stemmed plants of few large wide topped pruned bent plants.
or you could do vertical, but thats another story
i have a pic to demonstrate my point some where
One plant trained to have many tops, creating a flat canopy when packed together like the 2nd pic
How is this poll 50/50? I thought it was common knowledge SOG is the most efficient grow style as far as yield/time is concerned. Is that not true?
The question is, is the extra yield worth the penalties associated with higher plant numbers...
I believe from my experience it depends on ceiling and type of genetics your working with. I veg for longer periods in larger pots and tend to get more yield per plant because i got lots of ceiling height. But I know for a fact that many gardeners use smaller pots and more plants and get great results as i do . There are just so many variables to take into account. So many techniques, pruning methods and genes that a grower has access to . One thing i have noticed is this, the more plants the more tending per square foot ! Do the math .
I believe from my experience it depends on ceiling and type of genetics your working with. I veg for longer periods in larger pots and tend to get more yield per plant because i got lots of ceiling height. But I know for a fact that many gardeners use smaller pots and more plants and get great results as i do . There are just so many variables to take into account. So many techniques, pruning methods and genes that a grower has access to . One thing i have noticed is this, the more plants the more tending per square foot ! Do the math .
I guess that makes sense if your running a hydro set up . But for those of us that practice the greater veg period soil method the less hauling water the better it is on our backs!
I guess that makes sense if your running a hydro set up . But for those of us that practice the greater veg period soil method the less hauling water the better it is on our backs!
I think the higher plant numbers = higher penalties is an obvious factor, but this poll is about yield, and that's it.
selectionCare to be any more specific *mistress*? How long do you veg to achieve 1 cubic meter? I know it differs by strain, but what kind of range are you looking at? And what kind of yields are you looking at like that?