Large Plants vs Sea of Green.....
I am about to purchase a 4'x8'x6.5' grow tent, and a 1000W MH/HPS light. I plan on growing hydroponically. Would having 8 large indica and indica dominant/sativa plants or several small plants of the same type produce a larger yield? My state law imposes a harsher penalty for more that 10 plants, but I worry about controlling the height of larger plants. I have done the math and I can only allow my plants to reach 4ft. Will this be difficult to sta within this limit? Approxiamately how long should my vegatative stage be to achieve this? If I do go with Sea of Green what hydo system should I get? Sorry I am asking so many questions in one post, but there are so many details to consider. Any input is greatly appreciated.
Large Plants vs Sea of Green.....
It depends on your strain .....I have a indica strain that when finished is only 3 ft tall in the planter and produces about 6-7 oz per plant
Large Plants vs Sea of Green.....
WOW......What strain is that Vaped?
Large Plants vs Sea of Green.....
Vegg to about a foot and a half and most strains will double in flower.
If you want a SOG then each stage will need it's own system for that stage. Such as drip or bubblers are easy to keep separate.
4 x 8 you got room for many. I would go 10 gallon tubs with 4 to 6 plants each and you could easy put 6 to 10 of tubs in there.
Large Plants vs Sea of Green.....
Oh yea, one tub with 6 plants can get me about 12 to 16 ounces per 6 plants. Get that once a month. Plants just over 3 feet.
Large Plants vs Sea of Green.....
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Originally Posted by VapedG13
It depends on your strain .....I have a indica strain that when finished is only 3 ft tall in the planter and produces about 6-7 oz per plant
Same hear, but the sativas I grow become much larger and need to be to produce enough bud. Try the SOG and start a log!:thumbsup:
Large Plants vs Sea of Green.....
six 3 footers in one 10 gallon container???
Um, you train them in a scrog or something?
I can barely fit 4 vegging plants in a 10 gallon tub.
Thanks