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ah thank you fantastic. yeah i heard real pros pull up 4 kilos per plant but thats massive work. thats what i was looking for, someone talking from experience about their yield. thank you man i appreciate it

oh man, you keep giving me your references and accomplishments. good on you. again, you had nothing to contribute besides the generic copy paste "can't predict it varies". sorry to break it to you but an actual grower can predict.

actually can you point me to anyone that i insulted that tried to help and that didn't act like a dick? im really curious. so far its been a bunch of condescending assholes. as for the indoor growing if you had any reading skills i was explaining to another genius how i can predict my yields...

Whats your thing, getting stoned and acting all knowledgeable?

Exactly, an experienced grower can predict his crop fro past experiences. Also most experienced growers grow the same strain for years. So basically i was asking an experienced grower what his yields were in his field with his strain. Instead i got a bunch of stoners that grow weed in their...

did you even bother reading what i said or you are yet another pompous ass that just likes to throw quotes around and thinks he's a grower because he has 4 plants in his basement?

Wanna bet? it seems its amateur hour today here. first the guy with the 1 plant grow journal then the guy that thinks predicting yields is sorcery then you, the guy with absolutely nothing to say. pretty sad.

growing indoors is manipulating nature, you have a climate which you control and manipulate. consistent day and night temperature and humidity. further more, by using closes you are basically using the same plant over and over and it will react EXACTLY the same as the previous plants you...

no its consistency, its not rocket science. if you do it over and over you get the same result. only an amateur grower cant predict his yield after a few runs. lol!!!

predicting how much yield is indeed hard, but im asking growers who grow outdoors how much they get on average. a bit different im a seed producer and i can tell you how many seeds i produce per light.

and all i'm saying is that someone with your experience level should not be a dick, especially on a forum thats meant for information exchange. and you have ZERO idea how much research i did. so feel free to stop wasting my time just to increase your post count and pretend you are clever.

what i dont understand is why a guy that his entire experience is growing one or two plants in his basment feels the need to comment on every thread even though he's clearly out of his depth. no one cares about your post count so stop trying to increase it by wasting people's time. if this...

EXACTLY! i would like to know how much that breeder produces not how much I can produce. got it?

actually no thats not the answer at all. and yes people that have experience and not only grow one plant in their basement have a way to say. if you google how many seeds a plant produces you would find the same stupid answer you gave "no easy answer" but if you ask me, a person with seed...

you not trying yet you are being one. quite the talent you have. my mom says if you have nothing to say its better you stay quiet. so back to the topic, i did quite a few searches and the results are all over the place ranging fro 100 grams to 500 grams so i would like the answer of some...

Im starting an outdoor grow this spring and i was wondering what is the average yield per plant. I heard 500 grams per plant is the usual maximum yield but some growers told me they get up to 1 kilo per plant.

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Ok thanks man, my apologies.

Lol, an actual COA comes with a reference number issued by the laboratory. All you have to do is contact the lab with reference number and verify if it is authentic or fake. I really don't understand why there is always someone such as yourself who is full of negativity, if you are such a...

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