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Mo. G
07-23-2006, 10:24 PM
I have a 4'by8' space with two 1000w hps. I plan on doing soil and need to know how many 2.5 gall pots I could put in the space. P.E.A.C.E
Tokudai
07-23-2006, 11:08 PM
Well the simple answer is "How big are the pots in diameter?". Then its just a matter of simple math. I have seen containers that were tall and skinny and ones that were short and fat (like me) - both the same volume...
Dutch Pimp
07-24-2006, 12:58 AM
I have a 4'by8' space with two 1000w hps. I plan on doing soil and need to know how many 2.5 gall pots I could put in the space. P.E.A.C.E
Just put empty pots in the space until it's full. Figure on 4/5 feet tall. And you will need a block of ice to cool it all!
Mo. G
07-24-2006, 01:38 AM
The bottom of the pots are 7" and the tops are 9.5"
so there ya go...now start dividing numbers! or just do as most single pot growers do and figure your area for 1 plant/sq ft...
jamstigator
07-24-2006, 12:30 PM
Shit, you have lots of light, so why not use 5-gallon pots and grow some big mamas? I used 2-gallon pots once, and the plants were relatively puny compared to the plants that grew out of 4-gallon pots -- half the size, maybe even a third the size. Large root mass = big plants = lotsa bud.
I'd try 12 big plants (4- or 5-gallon pots). If you're stuck on the smaller pots, then I'd try 18-ish and see how it goes, then adjust as necessary for next time.
Mo. G
07-24-2006, 09:47 PM
I've been contemplating on 15 5 gallon or filling the space with the 2.5 gallon buckets. I just wanna get a fast massive yeild with out as much maintenance as hydro. Its crazy hot where my space is.
the image reaper
07-24-2006, 11:12 PM
32 ....... :smokin: ... and lots and lots of fans ...... :D
Mo. G
07-25-2006, 02:22 AM
Hey image reaper. Is that the green cross logo in cali?
Jdog7000
07-25-2006, 02:47 PM
I like that logo.
I'd go with the Sea of green ,you'll yield more.
ussually people run 20 plants per 1000 watt light.
Depending on the size of them.
Mo. G
07-25-2006, 03:33 PM
I like that logo.
I'd go with the Sea of green ,you'll yield more.
ussually people run 20 plants per 1000 watt light.
Depending on the size of them.
What's the average yeild at 20 per 1000w?
stinkyattic
07-25-2006, 04:23 PM
What's the average yeild at 20 per 1000w?
Massive yield... sigh. That's what everyone wants, right?
1000w=(approximately)500g/month.
IF you are doing everything else right. And that takes a ton of knowledge.
0.5g/m/watt. But That's assuming you are vegging elsewhere and you should expect more like 0.1g/w/month to start because guess what, your first grow will suck if you have never grown a plant before.
One of the first things you will learn is that the question "how much will x number of plants give me" has been asked a million times and there's no answer.
It depends on you the grower.
Mo. G
07-25-2006, 09:45 PM
Massive yield... sigh. That's what everyone wants, right?
1000w=(approximately)500g/month.
IF you are doing everything else right. And that takes a ton of knowledge.
0.5g/m/watt. But That's assuming you are vegging elsewhere and you should expect more like 0.1g/w/month to start because guess what, your first grow will suck if you have never grown a plant before.
One of the first things you will learn is that the question "how much will x number of plants give me" has been asked a million times and there's no answer.
It depends on you the grower.
So with 15 5 gallon buckets the yeild should be the same??
ronjohn420
07-26-2006, 12:33 PM
So with 15 5 gallon buckets the yeild should be the same??
i think stinky attic is sayin that youre question is a (variable) answer, that all depends on you and what youare doing with them, these things have a "aquried sence of knowledge and work"
"we all learn new shit every day"
Jdog7000
07-26-2006, 02:38 PM
They are right.
Impossible to say.
But around 400-500 grams per meter if you do it right with a heavy yielding strain.
But don't count on it .
Give it a shot and adjust from there.
What strain are you growing?
This will make a huge difference.
About an ounce a plant is what I would estimate if I was you.
Mo. G
07-26-2006, 08:24 PM
They are right.
Impossible to say.
But around 400-500 grams per meter if you do it right with a heavy yielding strain.
But don't count on it .
Give it a shot and adjust from there.
What strain are you growing?
This will make a huge difference.
About an ounce a plant is what I would estimate if I was you.
I'm gonna go with sweet tooth. I hear its a decent yeild.
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