most lowryders grown at once

Discussion in 'Cannabis Outdoors' started by budblower10, Jul 11, 2007.

  1. budblower10

    budblower10 Member

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    hey guys. i was jw, what is the most lowryders u guys have grown at once outside? since they yield only half O or whatever, i would think people would need to plant alot to get a pound or so. i was thinking of putting down about 100 or so LR # 2's for the end of the year thing, that should be enough to get a few good ounces or so, correct? i know alot people dont grow LR, so please disregard this thread, but if u do, how many do u do at a time? and what is the most? if it was in past seasons? what did u yield from how many plants? i would plant regular strains, but flowering hear starts soon and the wouldnt have much time to veg, so i need to plant something that doesnt rely on light to flower, and LR seems to be the key. just so i can add a little to my final harvestthanks alot yall.
     
  2. ckyanarchygovcky

    ckyanarchygovcky Member

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    Idk dawg better to plant in spring...and harvest in fall
    I have a 5'4 in. marijuana plant with a trunk on it about 2 in diameter....and approx 24 tops...It shall yield around 1/2 pound maybe more....also i have 2 other sisters catching up with the mother with a whole bunch ready for the fall harvest...(3rd year growing)
     
  3. Superpimp

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    if flowering starts soon there your LR harvest will be horrid, they preffer 18/6 or 24 hour light being a autoflowering plant and all.....More light = more bud..also planting in the ground is better then in buckets because LR's hate being transplanted due to there short lives.....hope i helped some.....
     
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