Newbie Questions.

[akuma84]

1) When sites give information on maximum yields like 500G, do they mean that's the maximum yield per seed/plant or per 10 seeds/plants. Because most sites send packs of 10 seeds.

2) After you harvest and the cut the main stem, do the remaining stem continue to grow back? Or is cloning the only way to re-harvest?

3) I bought a 400W HPS light, approximately how many plants can it support?

4) On what type of platform should I place the flowering pots if water seeks through the bottom?

Any help is appreciated.

akuma84 Reviewed by akuma84 on 12-05-2007. Newbie Questions. 1) When sites give information on maximum yields like 500G, do they mean that's the maximum yield per seed/plant or per 10 seeds/plants. Because most sites send packs of 10 seeds. 2) After you harvest and the cut the main stem, do the remaining stem continue to grow back? Or is cloning the only way to re-harvest? 3) I bought a 400W HPS light, approximately how many plants can it support? 4) On what type of platform should I place the flowering pots if water seeks through the bottom? Rating: 5

[Jerry Garcia 2007]

3 of your questions can be answered in the FAQ section, I recomend studing it, a lot of questions thruout your grow can be answered there
I will leave the first question to the experts.

[PharmaCan]

Akuma84 - Welcome to CanCom. :thumbsup:

These same questions have been asked and answered just in the last couple of days. Do some reading and some research and you will learn.

I don't mean to sound harsh. There are a lot of friendly people here on CanCom who will bend over backwards to help you. But typing the same answers to the same questions over and over again gets old kinda quick. So, read the faq section and read the stickies at the top of the various sections then, when you have studied and learned some of the basics, people here will be glad to help you out.

Here's a good place to start reading:

http://boards.cannabis.com/basic-gro...hing-mean.html

That link is like a mini-dictionary of terms and acronyms common to mj growing. It will really help you understand what people here are talking about if you learn the terminology. As a matter of fact, the seed company's explanation of anticipated yield would be clear to you if you understood the terminology.

PC :smokin: