[BaronvonPot]

Why do seed companies list indoor yield as oz/m2 and outdoor yields as oz/plant?
Is there a "conversion factor" for the indoor oz/m2?
I only have space for one plant indoors and would like to have an idea of what the yield will/could be.

On a separate, but related topic, when determining yield do you guys measure the weight before or after the buds are dried/cured?

 

[Oldchucky]

Why do seed companies list indoor yield as oz/m2 and outdoor yields as oz/plant?
Is there a "conversion factor" for the indoor oz/m2?
I only have space for one plant indoors and would like to have an idea of what the yield will/could be.

On a separate, but related topic, when determining yield do you guys measure the weight before or after the buds are dried/cured?

Never really paid attention to the claimed yields! Way too many variables!! And it gets weighed after drying! But you could weigh it wet and then re-weigh it every two or three days to let you know if you’re getting close to being safely dry! Seen people experiment with that, but I’m not sure what percentage of weight loss gets you in the dry zone!

 

[Bigalmoby]

No one can tell me how much a plant can produce without knowing the whole story of the grow imo it’s probably a average or all bs they also like to tell me how tall they will get

 

[GrowTrackr]

I'd have to assume it's because outdoor plants get exponentially bigger than indoor plants.

I never found those numbers to mean anything solid anyhow.