sea of green yields

[chuck biscuits]

hi i have acess to super skunk clones and im considering growing them using the sea of green method what sort of yields should i expect per plant?

[loylty gets u nothing]

11 pounds per cola...

wouldnt have a clue mate

will depend on alot of different circumstances

lighting

plant size

air flow

co2

water,nutes

environment

and last of all grower skill..

we need some more info to guestimate anything

whos the superskunk from?

wat size do u wanna grow em to etc etc??

all the ebst

bil

[jimbojones5678]

11 pounds per cola...

Yeah but you have to stake Skunk colas when they get that big hey billo...

 

If you work out your stup first then you could guestimate your final yeild...then divide it by 2 for a more likely outcome.

 

Best of luck,

 

Jimbo

[Indycar]

hi i have acess to super skunk clones and im considering growing them using the sea of green method what sort of yields should i expect per plant?

 

I'll go out on a limb here. I'd shoot for 1 pound per 600w HPS light, with one plant per light with a screen 1metre square...

 

Edited January 7, 2008 by Indycar

[chuck biscuits]

1 plant per light? so if i wanna grow 50 plants using sea of green method i need 50 lights? yeah right good idea mate maybe when its all grown i might be able to pay my power bill

[Indycar]

Hey, each to their own. There's more than one way to grow dope. I've settled on a setup that works for me. Let's just hope you find something suitable for yourself.

 

If you wanna piss around with 50 plants, knock ya yaself out with that method. Bit of luck, Al B will blow by 'n give you the info your after...

[chuck biscuits]

i read somewhere u can get up to 2 oz per plant using sea of green method u think thats unrealistic?

[chuck biscuits]

im lookin to grow 10-20 pound a year inside im not concerned if its using chemicals or organic ferts whats the best and easiest way to do it?

[Frazz]

Do some research, learn , understand there is no easy way to do what u want

and keep in mind stupid questions often get stupid answers

 

 

yea biscuit wrong choice of words on my part, your question is too simplistic as it ignores the complexities, complications and variables involved

Edited January 8, 2008 by Frazzle

[nouseforaname]

hey biscuit,

Well 20 lbs a year isnt too unreal a goal to be setting but there are many many unknowns.. You need to work out what size area and what you can afford, plant numbers wattage etc.. If you flowered with 2400 watts all year around (so you'll need a preveg room) you should be able to pull 4-6 harvests of around 2-4 pound.. sea of green is maximum number of plants finished as quick as possible .. most of the time with numbers thru the roof heres a rough guide-

2" spacing 64 per square foot no veg 1-2g

6" 4 p/s/f one- two veg 7-14 g

8" 2 psf two- 3 veg 14-28g (Al B Fucts system)

 

Then there is screen of green (least plants needed to fill maximum floor space) which most people go towards for safety in lower numbers but the total crop time is longer.. hope that helps some