Here there peoples.
I have been wondering if anyone has at any point been able to get the yields, that the seed company boast that is with in the strians capabilities?
I know there is a lot of variables to a crops yield potential, but Im not asking why ie: I haven’t made 1 pond per square meter. I just want to know if anyone has got what the seed company has said is doable?
Those numbers are an estimate assuming all aspects of the grow are maximized and dialed in perfectly, and probably at least a little bit boasted for marketing. But I’d bet someone has hit or even exceeded those estimates.
There are so many variables that I pretty much ignore the yield info. Pretty easy to get 4-6 ounces quality bud per plant. (I don’t even weigh the shake, narfy/loose buds etc. Only good bud after drying down to 62 percent). Saying that, there is a lot of “usable” plant though.
As I said above im not interested in the if’s n but’s.
Just after a simple yes or no answer.
Well im not even interested in the no’s really…I just want to know if someone has reached the seed banks estimations.
I haven’t reached the yields advertised. I’m also not 100% optimized on my grow.
4-6oz/plant is my average indoors, with some outside grows hitting double that.
I’m not complaining.
It says wwa only yield a qp per plant I believe. Well, I pulled a lb off one last year
All about how long they veg isn’t it? My wwa went into flower 5 weeks out of dirt. No way they will pull a lb. And I’ve got a good light. Even with a photoperiod plant, your yield has alot to do with how long/patient you are to veg it out to be able to even have the colas to yield big?
I supercool, lst, top. I believe that may delay flower. I swear I haven’t grown a wwa that flower on own before 2 months
What is wwa?
White widow autoflower 
I was 3 oz short on reaching max yield outdoor with Granddaddy purple with 14oz of nice nuggets. I had a lot of larf I didn’t weigh though.
I averaged 250 grams per WWA which is better than average yields listed on the site. I use RDWC and a combo of T5, UV, and led…