Rudedewd
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PFMJ, it's great to hear that you're going to stick a toe back in the water again, I had to start back up with a microgrow myself. I wish that I could go bigger but it's nice just growing again. The worse problem that I've had dealing with a micro is heat buildup, when I was using CFLs it really wasn't a problem but I found out even a 150 HPS puts out a considerable amount of heat in a limited area. It's all good though and it's great to be smoking some of my own bud again.
Howdy Hempie! I gotta agree with you and your points on microgrows although I don't think the microgrow itself is the problem rather I think the problem lies with people having unreal expectations about yield in any space. Someone expecting a pound out of an area of one or two square feet has about as much chance of hitting that as someone who expects ten elbows out of a four by four area, there just isn't enough room to physically fit those goals in those size areas. If you could hit a pound a pop out of a microgrow everyone would be growing microgrows, lol.
I think that novice growers shouldn't try to project their yield anyhow. Just try to get whatever space that you have used to maximum efficency and worry about what you end up with after harvest. As me ole Granny used to tell me, never count your chickens before they are hatched.....
Howdy Hempie! I gotta agree with you and your points on microgrows although I don't think the microgrow itself is the problem rather I think the problem lies with people having unreal expectations about yield in any space. Someone expecting a pound out of an area of one or two square feet has about as much chance of hitting that as someone who expects ten elbows out of a four by four area, there just isn't enough room to physically fit those goals in those size areas. If you could hit a pound a pop out of a microgrow everyone would be growing microgrows, lol.
I think that novice growers shouldn't try to project their yield anyhow. Just try to get whatever space that you have used to maximum efficency and worry about what you end up with after harvest. As me ole Granny used to tell me, never count your chickens before they are hatched.....