Worth the time and effort for 100+ plant grow?

[Micro420]

Just wondering some opinions. Got a few plans for next spring and about 125 B.S seeds. Figured at most I would be able to achieve would be .75-1.0 pound dry weight. Given a 50/50 ratio, should easly have 60-65 females.

 

[ArcticBlast]

damn only a lb off of 60 females? you're setting the bar extremely low! managing expectations? good luck!

ArcticBlast

 

[Micro420]

Well counting in possible bird or squierral attacks and possible weather conditions. Trust me those plans include a small fence to keep deer out. But those overgrown rats can get into just about anything.

Also the fact being conservatitive with yeild... .25 oz off a plant. Though some are able to produce more or less. Just a rough estimate.

 

[Rodney]

Micro,how much of your time and effort is it going to take to plant 125 seedlings into small holes with a little dry nute mix (little plants little roots) come back and cull males. Come back and pluck 60-65 budsickles? The reward seems worth the effort to me. That's what we do. They all might get eaten by a pack of wild birds and rats or whatever but is that really going to hold you back. If you decide it's not worth your time, there's a few of us here that will gladly take those seeds(wink,wink)
Outdoor is always a gamble, that's not gonna stop you playin is it?

 

[Xtensity]

I've seen autoflowers yield.... atleast half o's inside under like 75 to 100w of light... personally if I were you I would be setting my marks for around 20grams off each plant....unless you're growing in the shade or something.

 

[Lazyman]

Wow, that is a low bar to set. I'd expect 4 times that much. here is a pic of a 1/4 oz plant, this is purple AK:

 

[Micro420]

Some of the B.S. seed I have is a short pheno. Look like the picks above.

Its low expectation but reasonable to me. Alot of things against outdoors, sometimes you get more or less. Maybe a lb and half at most but don't think will go higher. Alot depends on m/f ratio too.

But any way been thinking about digging a 16cu ft trench. Probably 4*4*1. That would give roughly .4-.7 cuft per plant. That would be like .4-.5 gallon per plant something like that. Might be able to achieve roundabouts 1/2 oz per plant.

 

[*mr.mike*]

Wow, that is a low bar to set. I'd expect 4 times that much. here is a pic of a 1/4 oz plant, this is purple AK:

I think his dry weight excludes much of the lumber in your pics.

Outdoors is quite variable.

 

[Xtrail]

go for it..and better if you expect less,and get more than oposite