The wet weight ???
Growcillastarted grow question 14d ago
Hello everyone, I would like to know how I should do this tomorrow. My plant is 2 m x 2 m. Do I weigh the entire plant with the stem now because that's how I hang it up?
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MindFlowers68answered grow question 14d ago
It's totally up to you man. You don't have to get a wet weight on the plants. I never do. I think I did it once just to kind of see the wet to dry ratio, but the stems screw everything up and make it really hard to calculate how much weight loss in the actual buds. For documenting on here you're not gonna be looked at with a side eye for putting any number you choose for wet weight. I just put 1 g and then for harvest week I put my actual dry weight of the flowers. Some people don't even put their harvest weight because privacy and stuff which is cool so do whatever you want, man.
StacknTrack420answered grow question 14d ago
real question is I Wana know if those nugs are dense with that set cause those some big plants!!! Congratulations on the grow brother👌🤞
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MindFlowers68answered grow question 14d ago
Sick plants by the way, congrats on your harvest.
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ndsgrowanswered grow question 14d ago
Hey there 😊 If you want to determine the actual wet weight, you should weigh it right after the harvest and decide beforehand what should count towards the yield. If you hang up the entire plant with the main stem, branches, and leaves, you'll have the fresh weight of the whole plant, but not the pure wet weight of the buds. There's no accurate conversion from dry weight to wet weight because the water content varies depending on the plant and plant part. Therefore, the most reliable method is to directly weigh the material whose weight you want to document.
In other words, it's best to weigh the branches individually. I can't think of anything else right now.
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