Yield size?

[CC420710]

Okay so I have read the basic guidelines for indoor growing but know it varies. With that being said I want to hear from experience? Average yield per plant with average space in grow tent. Organic soil, peat moss, vermiculite and perlite mixed. Fox Farm trio with golden tree and kelp. 1000 watt led 6x6 tent with 5 plants total. Sorry I know it depends on many variables so I’m trying to cover bases. Also been doing training, super cropping I will send pictures. I know there is no exact number here and I’m not asking for one just your own experience with it. Oh and it’s sativa dominant hybrid, sour Cheese. Trying to get a scheduled system going. I know they aren’t going to be max being my first grow and all

 

[Emilya Green]

You told us a lot, but you didnt mention container size or if these are autos or photos, but assuming since you are doing training that these are indeed photos. Considering everything goes right and that your 1000w is really what it says it is, you can figure on a 3 gallon container to yield around 2-3 oz dry, a 5 gallon around 3-4 dry oz, and a 10 gallon to allow you to produce 8-12 dry oz, considering of course that you also spend the requisite extra veg time in each to fill out the plants. Your mileage, of course, may vary.

 

[Barney86]

Most important thing for yield is the light mate. If all goes well and you fill the footprint of the light you can get a max of 1-1.5gpw from blurples. Asuming youve got it absplutely rammed with a nice even canopy.
Only problem being the light. You're gonna need more than that for a decent run in a 6x6.
You know what brand it is and I'll go check the true wattage? Those lights generally end up being iether 180w or 450w. I'll explain it once I know what it is though

 

[DaddyKush]

There's no way anyone can accurately predict your final yield, too many variables to consider, the biggest of which is you the grower.

 

[CC420710]

Yeah I know it was a hard decision on lights when I started. I ended up going with king led it was just a little cheaper at time. I am about to order another one so any suggestions on what I should add to existing would be helpful. 5 gallon smart pots and photo yes.

 

[CC420710]

There's no way anyone can accurately predict your final yield, too many variables to consider, the biggest of which is you the grower.

Photo yes and 5 gallon grow bags

 

[Emilya Green]

Photo yes and 5 gallon grow bags

Your next variable is how long you plan to veg... I would assume at least 2 months to properly train a 5 gallon plant. I would also be looking into the various training methods so you can pick one and build that single kola plant into a monster 20-30 bud plant. If you are like most of us, your skill in doing this, via whichever method you choose, topping, LST, SCROG, supercropping, will get better and better with each grow you get under your belt. High yield does not happen by accident, you have to work toward it from the very start of the grow.

 

[CC420710]

Your next variable is how long you plan to veg... I would assume at least 2 months to properly train a 5 gallon plant. I would also be looking into the various training methods so you can pick one and build that single kola plant into a monster 20-30 bud plant. If you are like most of us, your skill in doing this, via whichever method you choose, topping, LST, SCROG, supercropping, will get better and better with each grow you get under your belt. High yield does not happen by accident, you have to work toward it from the very start of the grow.

Yeah I have been doing a couple different ones. I have some LST and a couple super cropped. One by accident but doing good.