You can hit 1 lbs outdoor if you do things right and the weather works with you. It depends on how far along they are right now to be honest, and I shouldn't speak without pictures or knowledge of how green your thumb might be, but it is "possible" to hit your mark. Surprise me and do it!
Here are a few important things to remember when posting online, in a forum, and especially around a bunch of stoners.
Specifics.
Pictures speak 1000 words.
Never act "entitled" and say things like:
and its not indoor, i dont know how you got that
Grammar and structure will go a long way to garnering attention and getting accurate answers.
Having covered that there's a lot of information you omitted. Likely because you just don't know what's important to list. And that's okay, I assume it is why you are here in the first place.
Here are the very general specifics we always like to hear about.
Environment: State whether it is indoor or outdoor right from the get go. Explain the temperature, humidity, approximate latitude, and other factors. Is it in a greenhouse? Is it on a mountain side? Does it get sun all day? Are you using supplemental light in the evenings? Did you start them indoors? When? Do you live with your parents and are you growing in a PC case in your bedroom? All of these questions will get asked and it helps to explain yourself, and your complete environment, to save yourself the time of having to filter through them later on.
Materials: We like to know the media of course, and any amendments you have added. It is good to know what kind of water you have access to (Metropolitan recycled, backyard well, clean spring water) in order to assess future issues and nutrient deficiency. Every nutrient you intend to use is important, but more important is listing the volume of both what you are adding, AND, what you are adding it to. 150ml of
Humboldt nutrients Grow and Micro doesn't tell me much about how much water you're adding it to (I'm assuming about 30 gallons). You also should include information on the kind of buckets you have, how they are set up to drain, and how you are managing any run off. I cannot assume to know these things. Any and all information about pH measurements and/or Electrical Conductivity of the nutrient solution will help people follow your grow and give them insight into your methods.
I'd like to say that most of these things can be learned from a picture or two. Never underestimate the power of those pictures even if you don't think your plants look that great.
