how much will i get?

[gobstopper]

i really there is no exact answer, but what is the range or average of the amount of bud my plant can yield. I just wanna know if its worth investing my time. (i'm almost certain it is.)

Also, how long will it take to grow and harvest my plant.

I've never grown before, so i just want some information to motivate me.

gobstopper Reviewed by gobstopper on 02-14-2008. how much will i get? i really there is no exact answer, but what is the range or average of the amount of bud my plant can yield. I just wanna know if its worth investing my time. (i'm almost certain it is.) Also, how long will it take to grow and harvest my plant. I've never grown before, so i just want some information to motivate me. Rating: 5

[gobstopper]

i meant to say i realize

[basementbotany]

how much your plant yield's really depends on how much effort/expense you want to put into it. a plant can yield as little as nothing, and as high as....shit i've seen a pound before!

[basementbotany]

btw, if you don't know if it is worth it, then it's probably NOT!!!!!!!!

[stinkyattic]

Option a: You kill the plant by mistake, your mom finds it, you get busted by the landlord, the cat eats it, it dies of any of an innumerable variety of ailments before harvest...
Yield=nothing.
Option b: You start with incorrect genetics and/or equipment, have a rough but very edumacational first grow, and get a bit of bud.
Yield= some joints and some k-new k-nowledge that ya can't get in college...
Option c: You read a lot before growing and select a strain and grow style appropriate to your skills and space.
Yield= up to 0.5 grams per watt of HPS light per month in flower, or outdoors yield= up to the potential of the specific strain.

The moral of this story is, you get out what you put in.

[basementbotany]

and there ya go! you got it straight up from the canncom legend herself! Stinky, you really are my new "hero".........in the green industry that is

[gobstopper]

Well i'm planting it outside in a little wooded area, with lots of low-lying shrubs, but there is a nice clearing for plant(s). It's just bag seed from mostly pretty good mids. I plan on checking on it about 4 times a week. I am planning on it growing naturally outdoors, no indoor lighting stuff.

What could I get from this, or is the answer still just as varied?

[basementbotany]

same answer! thing's still have to be quite perfect for your plant to florish! you'll need to dig out about a 1x1x1.5 area in your natural soil and throw in a good mix of some outdoor soil (have to get the outdoor growers to help you with that) needs to be fairly lightweight, airy, good drainage yet have some water holding capacity. do some research on outdoor growing, tons of useful info here!