1 Gallon Yield at Marcus Wendell blog

1 Gallon Yield. From personal experience, yield in soil has a lot more to do with root system/medium amount than. Yield has a lot of factors involved in it. The roots need enough space to develop and absorb all the nutrients optimally. The healthier the root system, the faster the plant grows, the bigger it gets, the more bud sites, and bigger buds. You can expect lower amounts than ‘normal’ with these strains. A single plant can yield up to 1000 grams or nearly 2.5 lbs but this would require perfecting all factors. However, many factors affect yield, and growing in a bigger pot doesn’t always mean a bigger yield. Most people use way larger pot than needed. A 8 gallon run will yield. Pot size affects yields considerably. For the instant gratification seekers in the crowd, here's the short answer: Large variations in yields based on many factors: So if you veg for 1 month with one plant in a cup and one in a 1 gal pot, and then flower, you will get the same yield? All that taken into consideration, i have noticed some. I think there are some size limitations when talking about extremes, but when talking small indoor grows in tents such you’re not going to see huge.

The roots need enough space to develop and absorb all the nutrients optimally. Yield has a lot of factors involved in it. So if you veg for 1 month with one plant in a cup and one in a 1 gal pot, and then flower, you will get the same yield? From personal experience, yield in soil has a lot more to do with root system/medium amount than. You can expect lower amounts than ‘normal’ with these strains. A 8 gallon run will yield. A single plant can yield up to 1000 grams or nearly 2.5 lbs but this would require perfecting all factors. I think there are some size limitations when talking about extremes, but when talking small indoor grows in tents such you’re not going to see huge. Most people use way larger pot than needed. If we could make yields into simple numbers, we’d consider this.

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1 Gallon Yield All that taken into consideration, i have noticed some. Pot size affects yields considerably. The healthier the root system, the faster the plant grows, the bigger it gets, the more bud sites, and bigger buds. However, many factors affect yield, and growing in a bigger pot doesn’t always mean a bigger yield. The roots need enough space to develop and absorb all the nutrients optimally. Most people use way larger pot than needed. All that taken into consideration, i have noticed some. From personal experience, yield in soil has a lot more to do with root system/medium amount than. A 8 gallon run will yield. If we could make yields into simple numbers, we’d consider this. A single plant can yield up to 1000 grams or nearly 2.5 lbs but this would require perfecting all factors. Large variations in yields based on many factors: So if you veg for 1 month with one plant in a cup and one in a 1 gal pot, and then flower, you will get the same yield? Yield has a lot of factors involved in it. For the instant gratification seekers in the crowd, here's the short answer: I think there are some size limitations when talking about extremes, but when talking small indoor grows in tents such you’re not going to see huge.