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fatpat369
03-20-2009, 03:39 AM
i want 3-4p'severy harvest.. with that being said.......

how many plants will i need in my veg room(i know its different by type and all that but just a ball park figure.. plants will be in a 5 gallon bucket under 600wat hps with mylar walls if that helps)

also how many clones/mother plants will i need 2 keep a constant harvest about every 2months or so

denialisback
03-20-2009, 03:47 AM
i want 3-4p'severy harvest.. with that being said.......

how many plants will i need in my veg room(i know its different by type and all that but just a ball park figure.. plants will be in a 5 gallon bucket under 600wat hps with mylar walls if that helps)

also how many clones/mother plants will i need 2 keep a constant harvest about every 2months or so

you generally get between 1oz to 4oz yield per plant...

So, theres 16 oz in a pound, so you need between 48 and 12 plants depending on yield.

TBH you need more than 600Watt for that IMO.

Peace :)

Denial

fatpat369
03-20-2009, 04:59 AM
i was going 2 have

2 -600w EYE Hortilux High Pressure Sodium (HPS)
SPECIFICATIONS
EYE Hortilux High Pressure Sodium (HPS)
SPECIFICATIONS

LU250S/HTL/EN
Initial Lumen Output: 30,500
Mean Life Hours: 24,000
Color Temperature: 2100 degrees Kelvin
CRI (Color Rendering Index): 25

and some flouresents for the motherplants/clones...

was thinking of having about 15-20 plants in the veg room just needed more info on the mother/clones really

fatpat369
03-20-2009, 07:33 AM
G13 Haze x NYC Diesel
Indoor / Outdoor: Suitable for indoor or outdoor growing

Plant Type:
Indica/Sativa mix (Indica 60%, Sativa 40%


AK-47
Suitable for indoor and outdoor growing

Plant Type:

Mostly Sativa
Flowering Weeks:

7-9 Indoor
Yield:

350 - 500 grams/m2 Indoor
Harvest Month:

Mid to end Oct
Indoor clone grow time:

5 - 10 days

Blueberry
ndoor / Outdoor: Best suitable for indoor growing

Plant Type:
Mostly Indica
Plant Height: Medium
Stoned or High: Indica High; Indica Body Buzz
THC Level: Strong 19.5%
Flowering Weeks: 8-10
Yield: 400-500 (Dried grams/m2 in a Sea of Green)
Harvest Month: 2nd - 3rd week Oct

bubblegum
ndoor / Outdoor: Best suitable for indoor growing

Plant Type:
Mostly Indica
Plant Height: Medium
Stoned or High: Indica High; Indica Body Buzz
THC Level: Strong 19.5%
Flowering Weeks: 8-10
Yield: 400-500 (Dried grams/m2 in a Sea of Green)
Harvest Month: 2nd - 3rd week Oct



my plan is 2 keep 4 mothers(1 of each seed)with clones

with 16 plants in my veg room)4 of each type)

in 5 gallon buckets(are these the best once u want the big buds?)...

i guess my real question is how many 600w lights will i need for the veg room and how many floresents for the 4 mothers+clones???

well i just ordered my seeds... cant wait:rastasmoke:

fatpat369
03-20-2009, 07:43 AM
maby i can answer my own question but not sure if this is right....

i got this off the light section...

2000 lumens sq. ft./21500 lumens sq. m. = Absolute minimum for growth. You won't get much from this, especially after the plant has grown a bit. Not really enough to flower well.

3000 lumens sq. ft./32250 lumens sq. m. = Pretty Good growth. Enough light for the entire light cycle, although your yields may be lower.
4000 lumens sq. ft./43000 lumens sq. m. = Very good growth. Once you pass around 3500, growth rate and ability goes up fast.

Over 5000 lumens sq. ft./53750 lumens sq. m. = Optimal growth. Dense growth in all stages.


and i figure 3500-4000 per plant is good enough for me

i wanted 2 600w hps lights giving out 30kper light

so ... thats 60k... 60k/16=3750k per plant + will have mylar around all walls and walls will be close 2 plants so light refelection should be good.. is this right?

tinytoon
03-20-2009, 10:38 AM
Math looks close but them pretty colors give me a headache!! :(

bigtopsfinn
03-20-2009, 12:39 PM
i was going 2 have

2 -600w EYE Hortilux High Pressure Sodium (HPS)
SPECIFICATIONS
EYE Hortilux High Pressure Sodium (HPS)
SPECIFICATIONS

LU250S/HTL/EN
Initial Lumen Output: 30,500
Mean Life Hours: 24,000
Color Temperature: 2100 degrees Kelvin
CRI (Color Rendering Index): 25

and some flouresents for the motherplants/clones...

was thinking of having about 15-20 plants in the veg room just needed more info on the mother/clones really

1 x 600w hps = 88,000 lumens... those look like the specs for a 250. I would aim for over 5,000 per square foot if you want the really big nugs. You could also look into some different types of hoods to reflect the light more evenly.

Also, you will want different sized pots. Plants from seed need bigger pots because they have more roots (also produce more than a clone). The mothers can eventually go into a 5 gallon, but you should really have about 3 to 5 different sized cups and pots throughout the grow... Plants vegging under 18/6 may also have bigger root systems than plants vegging 24/0
http://boards.cannabis.com/grow-faqs/148236-why-should-i-re-pot-my-plant-why-not-put-seed-large-pot.html

Definitely do a little more research before you start ordering supplies and seeds... Sounds like you have the idea, but try looking through all the stickies and the FAQ's, Basic Growing, Indoor Growing, etc... it will save you a lot of stress heartache in the coming months! :thumbsup:

Good luck :jointsmile:

denialisback
03-20-2009, 03:17 PM
so to answer your second question about 4 mothers and 15+ clones.

goodluck... remember, if you are in a state where growing is legal there is usually a maximum of 12 plants! Just so you know.


Peace,
denial

fatpat369
03-20-2009, 11:45 PM
so how many flouresents would i need 2 keep 4 mothers and 16 clones

fatpat369
03-20-2009, 11:46 PM
tinytoon i see u used 2 or still do play eq... played for 8yrs myself what server u on?

ToPHeR31
03-21-2009, 07:13 PM
Well if you Bonsai your Moms you could average about 40W per mom...

Rusty Trichome
03-22-2009, 01:09 PM
Reminds me of when I was in elementary school, looking through the Sears catalog, picking-out the bikes I wanted, tools that would be cool...all those gadgets and stuff...

Are we offering advanced technique advise to a newbie?

fatpat: Have you ever grown before? By the tenor of your posts...I seriously doubt it. Likely it's better to learn how to crawl first, then learn to walk.
If inexperienced, you are running head-first into an expensive headache. If you can afford this, then go for it. But if you are like the rest of us (and broke) starting slow till you really know what you are doing, and what you'll need is a good idea.

Also...wanna know the best way to keep people away from reading your posts...? Color the fuck out of 'em. Some of us are color-blind, and won't normally answer Sesame-Street posts. I'm one of those folks.
Sure, I could highlight with the mouse to change the contrasts...but it's not my garden that's going to suffer because someone has made it childishly inconvenient to help.