What's average yield orange sherbet?

Yo creo que todo entrenamiento que podamos hacer va a ser favorable para la planta. Has lo que tu corazon te dicte. La decision que tomes va a ser la correcta

Btw... if you want to see stats on what other growers have harvested for this particular strain from this particular seed bank, go to this link... you'll see it's all over the board! growdiaries.com/seedbank/fastbuds/orange-sherbet-auto/harvests

growdiaries.com/seedbank/fastbuds/orange-sherbet-auto/harvests Take a look are others who have had a harvest, compare your grow style and match up to someone who looks about the same as your plant to get a ballpark estimate. Everything else they say is correct so much depends on environment and other factors. Good Luck!

All depends! I grew it once in a 3 gallon and got about an ounce. But I grew it outside. Vpd, seed luck, and environment can all make a difference! I’m sure some folks on here and pull a lot more than me.✌️💚🌿💨

I just got 90g from one and I did 2 that was around the same weight. They will grow fast and respond well to any training, topping ECT. They will become very tall unless you are vigorously training them. Ive got a diary on from only a few weeks ago, finishes quite fast also. But I second what growinggrannie has said, everything depends on lights environment nutes ECT.

There's no way to estimate an average yield... so much depends on many different factors... Tips for growing autoflowers, though - 1. Don't give them any nutes for the first week or two. When you DO introduce them, do so at 1/4-1/2 strength. You can increase the next week if they tolerate them well... but I've never met an autoflower (and they're all I grow) that can withstand full strength... and all feed charts are written for photoperiods, not autoflowers. 2. Don't do any high stress techniques on them - they don't like it. Stick to LST but LST is very worthwhile as you will increase your yield. 3. Look for signs of pre-flower around Week 3 or 4 and start cutting back your grow nutes and adding in bloom nutes. 4. Always pH everything you give them... water/nute solution. pH levels should be between 6.0 and 6.5 during veg and 6.0 to 6.2 in flower. 5. Enjoy the hell out of what you're doing... it's a fun and challenging ride! Good luck!