newbie needing ansaws!!!!!

[morning glory]

hi all this is my first ever thread on any forum so any feedback will be greatly appreciated....i spoke to someone at paradise seeds and asked if the yield displayed was dried i.e 400-500g m2 indoors the ansaw was yes which got me exited, because i was a bit worried about the 70% lost weight when dried. can anyone confirm the 400-500g is the dried weight? and also tell me how many plants fit in a m2 (flowering period) i was thinking 4-5 tubs but i dunno.....as you can tell i have never grown befour, i have done some research but cant find this sort of information. also just wondering what is a high yielding easy to grow strain, was looking at pukkaseeds.co.uk very expensive has anybody grown armageddon 11:59?(won't be growing just iterested) has anybody smoked morning glory from barneys cafe that shit fucked me up i was thinking of growing this seeing as i enjoyed so much, anyways that me done 4now..

thanxs in advance
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morning glory Reviewed by morning glory on 06-08-2007. newbie needing ansaws!!!!! hi all this is my first ever thread on any forum so any feedback will be greatly appreciated....i spoke to someone at paradise seeds and asked if the yield displayed was dried i.e 400-500g m2 indoors the ansaw was yes which got me exited, because i was a bit worried about the 70% lost weight when dried. can anyone confirm the 400-500g is the dried weight? and also tell me how many plants fit in a m2 (flowering period) i was thinking 4-5 tubs but i dunno.....as you can tell i have never grown Rating: 5

[stinkyattic]

Don't worry about yield until you know you can nurture a plant all the way to harvest. Remember the yields given are what the breeder and his testers (pros) got.
# in m2 depends on size of the plant at flower time. You can do a big one or ~9 small ones that are flowered immediately at sexual maturity.

[Perp]

The yield numbers given are under ideal conditions w/ experienced growers. Likely you will not achieve the same results. That's why you should start with cheaper seeds and gain some experience before moving on to more expensive ones.

[freewheelinfrank]

matter of fact, the 'yield' and 'flowering period' predictions by the breeders/seedbanks are often VERY optimistic - kinda like "how big was that bass you caught ?" - just do your research, and be PATIENT ! - patience for waiting out your grows, is where the most crops suffer - far too many crops are undersized and way short of their potential, because the grower tried to 'rush' things - my best plants all flowered for 1-3 weeks longer than specified by the retailer, (to get the trichomes where I wanted them), but the wait was well worth it - good luck :smokin: