Is 3.2 LBS good for 2000 watts?

[BudLuv420]

4x4 tray with 20 girls(24" ht) w/ 1000w = 1 to 1 1/2 lb

Certain strains also yeild diffrently. But it also depends if you know what your doing.

[AquaponicHerb]

Thanks I am happy with the results. The smoke was worth the work and all of the time. I did have some great clones that made a huge difference and the long veg time. I want to shoot for 1 LB per 1000w on this next aquaponic grow but that is going to be a bit harder.

I bought some more Koi and I bought a Bullfrog tadpole at the pet shop today. The guy asked me if I had a pond and I told him about my system. He said what are you growing? I told him I was growing medical cannabis and he just about died laughing :P

[GetThisOrDie]

lol... Great job man thats alot of smoke and im sure it is great.

Your grow and especially your methods are very inspiring indeed. Keep experimenting! Its people like you who can and will change the way the world grows the green!

Hats off to you sir.

[CovertCarpenter]

...AquaponicHerb! From one excessoid to another, well done! What you're doing right now pretty much describes what I've been thinking of doing in/on a much smaller scale (my living space is very tiny, so quality over quantity must rule the day) ever since I got going... I want to see how well I can simulate a truly natural growth pump in the thing, to get it to live and produce to its theoretical maximum...

And you're already bloody doing it! Hat's off to ye! :tin foil hat:

[but I promise, I'm right behind you..!]

[AquaponicHerb]

Thank you very much gentlemen it was not without sacrifice; a lot of time alone.

People call me crazy and I am indeed but at least I get my simple satisfaction

Yes its good smoke and I will spend some time documenting this Aquaponic grow with pictures and notes so you guys can see it first hand. I will be finally unlocking the key to delivering nutrients during flower without killing the fish so help me god :P

Here are pictures of my water processing station and current stock of Koi,. Goldfish, and a Bullfrog Tadpole. I am illuminating, heating, and aerating the water which has added mycorrhizae, bacteria, microbials, urine, and pond mud; this is to catalyze the "Nitrogen Cycle" which is required for Aquaponics.

[throatstick]

I don't care how many or how few plants you had. I don't care how long you vegged. 2000 watts of light and 3.2 pounds trimmed.

It don't get any better.

My hats off to you. Well done.

lmao you don't care how long vegg'd really? lmao wow.so if i vegg'd for 6 months and u only 2 and we came out the same why would that not matter?i would feel like i was doing something wrong and would want to know how to fix it.and if i was the guy doing the same in 2 months i would feel bad for the guy that took 6 months to do the same.for 1 thats alot of electric and nutes and extra cost that was wasted.don't matter.........

also if the guy is living in a non med state and not legal i would think plant count does matter as over certain limits you will do more time ....

nowhere did i knock the guy just saying...

[throatstick]

lol... Great job man thats alot of smoke and im sure it is great.

Your grow and especially your methods are very inspiring indeed. Keep experimenting! Its people like you who can and will change the way the world grows the green!

Hats off to you sir.

i saw the whole fish thing on discovery channel some big hydro grower had huge tanks full of fish he was using to feed the veggie crops with.......this was afew years ago.

[irydyum]

Where's the picture of the dried herb?

[AquaponicHerb]

sorry I was away for a couple days. The 7 blue dream clones I bought were pretty big so when I say I vegged that is in addition to the 8 weeks they were probably vegged before I bought them.

[AquaponicHerb]

found this

My iphone takes crap pictures up close.

I harvested in waves so I have no real "Big Stash" shots, but here is just small amount of medicine drying some time ago.

I will try to borrow a buddies camera, this medicine is so nice and frosty.