Advertised yields, dry or wet weight?

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flyontoast

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• Nov 12, 2018

• #1

When a seed company claims "500g/sq.m" or "3g/watt", is this dried bud or wet?
When people make claims that they grew a 14lbs Blue Dream outdoor, that's also dry or wet?

 

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Nifty_PoT

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• Nov 12, 2018

• #2

Allways dry. wet weight is kinda pointless, some people will weigh the buds wet just to get an idea of how much they wil yield but its not common practice.

 

mr.brunch

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• Nov 12, 2018

• #3

Yep , dry.
Weighing wet would be like teasing yourself

 

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flyontoast

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• Nov 12, 2018

• #4

Thanks folks. Is there a standard veg time or size that is used when making those types of claims? Wouldn't a 4 month old veg produce more weight than a 1 or 2 month old veg time?

 

Switcher56

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• Nov 12, 2018

• #5

I like vegging for 8 weeks from their 1st set of serrated leaves.

 

mr.brunch

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• Nov 12, 2018

• #6

flyontoast said:

Thanks folks. Is there a standard veg time or size that is used when making those types of claims? Wouldn't a 4 month old veg produce more weight than a 1 or 2 month old veg time?

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I would imagine they base the numbers on sog with clones

 

Lester Beans

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• Nov 12, 2018

• #7

Exactly, clone per square foot in a m², or 4 bushes well vegged, 4-8 weeks depending on stretch.

An even canopy and good training skills are required along with having a dialed environment and nutrient regimen.

Co2. If you are shooting for yield, co2 is key.