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Personal best 2.4mx1.2 tent. Aiming for 72oz am I dreaming

Greenysstarted grow question 1mo ago

I’m going for personal best on this run, 72oz from 10ladys in a 2.4x1.2 tent With two omega 720black LEDS Technique, Scrogg, topped, lollipop and heavy strip at day 21. Strain cheeta piss Has any one hear hit more that 72oz out of this size tent. 2.4x1.2 if so what lights?

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00110001001001111Oanswered grow question 1mo ago

If from seeds, definitely won't hit that. Just one meh seed will make you fall short. But, if you have a room full of gauranteed good yielding clones, you might reach 4.5 lbs with well controlled environemnt and maxing out ambient CO2 potential. Two ways to estimate: Call it 2050 grams. 1.7g/watt for high end efficacy would be ~1200watts. To hit 4.5lbs might need to average 2g/watt. This might be out of reach. 900 ppfd in 2.88m^2 would be about 2600 umol/s PAR needed. That's closer to 1000 watts high effficacy lighting, now you'd be talking 2g/w which would be tough unless you measure from the taint. Between these two estimates, i think 72oz is a bit too high of a target. 60-64oz might be a better goal. 1800g x 2.22 = about 4lbs... 1800/31 = about 60g/sq ft. 180g/plant... ~35 day vege. definitely doable. If your ambient co2 is higher than average and climate is spot on -- maybe you can get away with more than 900 PPFD without damaging the plants. This would correlate to better yield potential, too. Those lights say 1950umol/s PAR, if accurate, the lights won't be your limiting factor, but space might be. Definitely won't be able to run those 100% 2600 / 3900 = 67% would give you roughly 900 PPFD -- again, if the spec sheet is accurate. 1950 / 720 = 2.7 umol/J efficacy, so it is not an outlandish value by any means. 67% over 12 hours is a good starting point. 2/3rds of that for 18h.Those lights are a bit too much for 31 sq ft. To get to 4.5 lbs, probably need supplemental co2.

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Ultravioletanswered grow question 1mo ago

Mixture of plastic and fabric pots, different pots will require different level of watering based on how quickly water is cycled with evapotranspiration. Doubling the pot size can lead to a significant increase in plant biomass, potentially by as much as 43%. A leaf will transpire 3x @86F than it will at 68F. Good to note phosphorus gets uptaken by mainly loosely bonded oxygen molecules in the substrate, different pots with varying degrees of access to oxygen will have different rates of uptake of phosphorus. I think you will have trouble with plants that big with pots that small, may require multiple watering per day if you really plan hit 4.5 pounds you will need to push the plants hard, in order to do so you need to cycle water fast. Fabric pots will have much more oxygen available as opposed to plastic, with vastly different levels of water retention this will lead to different pots requiring different feeding schedules, maybe not at first but over time make sure to keep track of ec in the pots, pots that dry faster will leave more salts trapped in medium, plastic pots are so so easy to oversaturate especially once the dense canopy blotches out light, evaporation will cease. I've tried the same things so I'm speaking from experience of trying similar grows with varying pots with the idea that it wouldn't really make a difference but it does. Small differences built up over time, if you choose to blanket feed everything the same you will either dry out the fabrics or oversaturate plastics. Make sure to keep on top of those differences. Best of luck reaching your goal hope you smash 4.5 pounds!

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Green_clawsanswered grow question 1mo ago

I used to do 90 off 7 plants but they had 600w hps each each plant.. keep her in the sweet spot and they should pay out just depends on genetics... Good luck.. Much love 💚...

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Ninjabudsanswered grow question 1mo ago

I would guess about 40 to 50oz if the buds are dense less if the are airy Also in the future if you were to grow more plants with less veg time you would end up getting 1 extra harvest per year with the saved time also I think if you were to sog your tent you would probably get more final weight Also less to time for problems with the plants Also less money spent on nutrients per harvest Good luck your plants look really nice

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Ninjabudsanswered grow question 1mo ago

I don’t see quite 72oz but good luck mi personally prioritize quality over quan

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yan402answered grow question 1mo ago

No clue dude lol, I wish you achieve your goal 🤞🍀♥️

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