Reefer2me
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How much herb should I be able get from my 8.5 foot tall and xtra bushy female MaryJane plant?
I wish I planted a few more!!
I wish I planted a few more!!
Outdoor MJ question...
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and the tallest is five feet and bushy, I'll get at least a pound and a half out of that plant
. My son took pictures and I will be posting soon. 
StonerGrower
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Theres no way of telling how much you will yield. Just got to wait and see.
richgannon_2001
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yea like stonergrower said there is noway of knowing but a plant that big its prolly safe to say 2 to 4 ounces minimum
greenmonkey
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How much herb should I be able get from my 8.5 foot tall and xtra bushy female MaryJane plant?
I wish I planted a few more!!
a lot?
MR sHibbZ
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An 8.5 foot tall plant that's extra bushy you say? ......
You could get anywhere from 6 - 10 Ounces, possibly a pound, it usually varies with an outdoor grow.
I've only grown outdoors 3 different times and successfully harvested my plants, I remember my first plant gave me 3 Ounces, my second plant only gave me an OZ but it was Sweet Island Skunk and the plant only got to 2 feet tall, and my 3rd plant gave me 1/4 pound. It all depends on the strain, how well you take care of it, the conditions you're growing it in. etc...
Outdoor plants are a little harder to predict when it comes to the final yield, growing indoors is something I haven't done but I've heard and seen from friends that have done it that you can control the outcome of the plant a lot better, being able to control the amount of light it gets, nutrients, etc...
You could get anywhere from 6 - 10 Ounces, possibly a pound, it usually varies with an outdoor grow.
I've only grown outdoors 3 different times and successfully harvested my plants, I remember my first plant gave me 3 Ounces, my second plant only gave me an OZ but it was Sweet Island Skunk and the plant only got to 2 feet tall, and my 3rd plant gave me 1/4 pound. It all depends on the strain, how well you take care of it, the conditions you're growing it in. etc...
Outdoor plants are a little harder to predict when it comes to the final yield, growing indoors is something I haven't done but I've heard and seen from friends that have done it that you can control the outcome of the plant a lot better, being able to control the amount of light it gets, nutrients, etc...
