Plants per m

Depending on what you are growing autos or fems. Or a bit of both and your pot size. Generally I've up to 10+ plants rocking and i move my fems into a dark room for flipping and the autos will be done hopefully before your are big enough to cause an issue. So you can start up to 6 fems say 2 weeks early. Giving them a head start. And as they grow and if you need to turn up your light for your autos that are now flowering. Just put them on something higher and your fems will be low and 100cm at 100% and if its far enough away it'll be like 60 or so.. but if you going straight fems depending on strain type sativa/indica. BushyGirt or tall and could fit a few with LST And defoliation will be key to keep a low RH. With an 8 week 8 you'd easily rock 6 big ass bitches or 8 with a 4-5 week veg. Autos you can push to 10 Just stsrt them 2 weeks apart. And again, using the height of you light can control how much ppfd the younger autos will be. And you'll be able to keep a high enough RH 60% when your earlier autos are flowering with good they won't be bud heavy so will take it. And take the other auto will be flipping and you can drop RH. Or again. You can grow up to 20 plants and just make it so every 8hrs you do change overs. They'll need to be at dif stages of course. And it'll be a lot of work. It'll be pushing it. But i run a 70cm2 and use it with my 100cm2 and have 19 going. From 3 weeks and autos been pult in the next week. All you need is a dark room that's clean.. even throw bug net over your plants if you worried about bugs. But a if you have bugs in your grow room, they'll get into your tent regardless. Good luck

2 decent plants........4 not so decent plants. Yield all depends on lighting, genetics, nutrition........and the biggest factor of all, grower skill!

Could do sog just 1 branch with a bunch of them

Yo tengo 3 plantas en un armario de 1x1 y se me hace pequeño.

I wouldn't put any more then 4 plants and yield is going to difficult to predict unless you grew the same strain before and had a rough idea what each plant produced, it all depends on many factors as well, size and intensity of the light, efficacy of the light, what nutrients you're using, what method of growing you're using, genetics of the seeds, which seed bank you used and so on so forth, so a accurate perdition would be just a wild guess...Good luck and hope you