<span class="link_user">@TheStonedChef</span>, , all due respect bro, 68° doesn’t even approach way too low. It’s the low end of ideal. That 10° difference isn’t about to double or triple yield or anything close to that. It’s unlikely to add 10%.
He’s using a 200w light. You’re using a 760w light. That’s by far the biggest driver of your yield difference, followed by genetics.
I’m not here to rain on your parade. 6-8oz off an auto is great. Be proud of that by all means. I see you using earth boxes and living soil; I’m with it 100%. Just, don’t mistake it for guru level numbers. There’s dudes on here doubling that with autos. There’s a guy using your same light, harvesting over 900 grams off one Memphisto plant.
The point being, that’s not why we’re here. The purpose of this place is to share experiences and to have an organized place for people to see genetics they’re interested in grown out, or to see what a light is capable of, etc.
I was doing this when supercropping was cutting edge on the forums and Clackamas Coot was just some guy on there, and we had to run “cool tube” reflectors over our HPS to keep it under 90°.
None of that’s a flex. It’s just to say, we have this platform for the reason stated. There’s never been a shortage of the rest. It’s a notoriously easy plant to grow; it’s if “don’t overthink it” was a plant. There’s plenty of space on reddit for questionably accurate unsolicited advice, especially if it comes attached with an air of superiority.
<span class="link_user">@TheStonedChef</span>, thats cool. I've grown for 4 years now and I dont share your experience. You do you, I do I. Its a dairy forum and there is no need to give unasked advice, thats what reddit is for or the questions section, pce
