1 pound from 1 plant

[pan4gold49]

Hi Yall!
Were going to give this a try and go for a one pound yield.
The plant
Flying Dutchman G-Force (G-13Xskunk/nl)
She has been in veg for over 4 months and was a clone mother but is way to big for the mothership. 3ft tall and very branchy.
I will be doing this in a DWC bucket using Dutch Masters Gold.
Pictures as soon it's moved and the work in the garden is done.

Pan4

 

[LiveTour]

How much light are you going to use pan?

 

[CharlieMopps]

The only time i've ever seen a pound a plant was off a 6 ft outdoor.

 

[borntorun]

This should be fun to follow. A pound if very doable with dense buds and lots of branches.

Outdoors I figure a pound plus for a six footer that had been topped between the 3rd and fourth node when it was very young. For every 2 feet after that adds almost another pound.

So I have a question and you are the expert go to guy. Can you take a plant that has been growing in dirt and move it to hydro? Or vice versa?

cheers
BTR

 

[CharlieMopps]

So I have a question and you are the expert go to guy. Can you take a plant that has been growing in dirt and move it to hydro? Or vice versa?

cheers
BTR

You can but it puts alot of stress on the plant. I would advise sticking to what medium it was started in.

 

[Mr.GrowitALL]

This should be fun to follow. A pound if very doable with dense buds and lots of branches.

Outdoors I figure a pound plus for a six footer that had been topped between the 3rd and fourth node when it was very young. For every 2 feet after that adds almost another pound.

So I have a question and you are the expert go to guy. Can you take a plant that has been growing in dirt and move it to hydro? Or vice versa?

cheers
BTR

soil to hydro is impossible. I have seen hydro to soil done with success but the plant did look like shit afterwards..

well pan im on board for this one too.. goodluck

 

[Ms.Fox]

I'm on board! Gonna be fun! ;-)

 

[CannaNorway]

can't wait to see pic's

 

[Nic_TrZ]

can't wait to see pic's

ditto

 

[Lil Neutrino]

If this works maybe you should submit it to the Smithsonian!

 

[cigo]

Man 3 foots, is 91 cm... yes?
if so so i dont understand why your plant is 90cm's~, my plant lemonskunk,-gh is 3 months and 2 weeks old 4,73 ft ,or 130 cm's tall, 3 times topped,17 clones tokked.[btw:today she will be topped one more time.], and very branchy too..?

 

[resinator]

good luck on this 1 Pan4 lookin forward to the pics KUDOS since i cant give more reps

 

[Retired One]

This should be highly informative...I'm onboard for this one.

 

[nft4life]

Count me in too, can't wait!

 

[pan4gold49]

How much light are you going to use pan?

The room has over 200,000 lumens now but adding 45,000 more DeadTour09.

The only time i've ever seen a pound a plant was off a 6 ft outdoor.

CharlieMopps I have a 7 footer in the AI and the Cheese is now almost 9 ft.

This should be fun to follow. A pound if very doable with dense buds and lots of branches.
borntorun the G-force was a mother for clones but it out grew the mothership
Outdoors I figure a pound plus for a six footer that had been topped between the 3rd and fourth node when it was very young. For every 2 feet after that adds almost another pound.

So I have a question and you are the expert go to guy. Can you take a plant that has been growing in dirt and move it to hydro? Or vice versa?

cheers
BTR

borntorun the G-force was a mother for clones but it out grew the mothership. It has been topped 8 times and has as many main branches. Yes you can I have gone both ways.

You can but it puts alot of stress on the plant. I would advise sticking to what medium it was started in.

CharlieMopps I have done this on 8 plants with little stress.

soil to hydro is impossible. I have seen hydro to soil done with success but the plant did look like shit afterwards..

well pan im on board for this one too.. goodluck

Mr.GrowitALL soil to hydro is very possable you just have to be careful I wash the soil off in luke warm ph'ed water. Then add a little root stimulator to the nute mix with a little superthrive.

I'm on board! Gonna be fun! ;-)

Thanks Ms.Fox we'll give it our best shot.

can't wait to see pic's

CannaNorway welcome to the thread and the garden.

Pan knows Kung Fu!

Pit it's Green Fu!

ditto

Thanks Nic_TrZ and welcome

I am very interested in this Pan need like 30-1lb plant woot.They have to be 5 to 6 foot i would think for that yield.Pan i would like to try one indoors.i have 5.5 foot in head room. still dont think thats enough.ill be looking for the finished height GLHF.

bigpapa I have 7 ft to the lights I'll be just great.

If this works maybe you should submit it to the Smithsonian!

Thanks Lil Neutrino lets what 8 weeks will do. Welcome to the garden check out the never ending bud porn in the Aero garden.

Man 3 foots, is 91 cm... yes?
if so so i dont understand why your plant is 90cm's~, my plant lemonskunk,-gh is 3 months and 2 weeks old 4,73 ft ,or 130 cm's tall, 3 times topped,17 clones tokked.[btw:today she will be topped one more time.], and very branchy too..?

cigo yes thats right. 130 cm is a very nice plant my LS is getting big she also over 4ft.

good luck on this 1 Pan4 lookin forward to the pics KUDOS since i cant give more reps

Thanks resinator I got in the DWC yesterday but had to many tanks to get right so I didn't get picture's yet.

This should be highly informative...I'm onboard for this one.

Thanks SouthernWeed I hope I can pull this off.

Count me in too, can't wait!

Thanks nft4life.

Lights on in 45 min's pict's soon after.
for your intrest it's going to be fun.

Pan4

 

[borntorun]

I wonder if you'd increase the yield if you slowly dialed the lights back over a period of say 3 weeks instead of just jumping to 12/12. I think up where I am, the angle of the sun and the rapid change (about 3 minutes a day at flowering time) has more to do with flowering then the actually amount of dark.

But the biggest factor for a one pound yield will be the denseness of the buds and for that you might have to resort to girdling the plant the last couple weeks. Risky if not done exactly right. When done on a peach tree you can get up to 20% extra fruit weight and a early jump on harvest time.

 

[Herb Fellow]

Glad to have another Pan thread to follow!

 

[fluroman]

Master Po,
bring it on this should be a blast to watch !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[Smokeyjoe]

I'll be following!

 

[omizzle757]

yea... im deffinately on board with this one... good luck to ya pan4