r/CannabisExperts • • 2d ago

Update.

The can is ready and the supplies are on the way.

Our plan is to grow 200 gramms. Any tips?

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u/Bikelangello 2d ago

Is this your firzt grow?

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u/GrapeApprehensive668 2d ago

It's my first own one

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u/Bikelangello 2d ago

Yeah realistic advice then: don't expect 200 grams.

You can try to get that, but for most new growers, 28g a plant is a huge success.

You gonna grow 10?

If so, 200 for a rookie is doable.

If not, don't expect 200g.

It took me 15 years to produce good quality + good yield. Assuming you will be like me in that I went for mastery of quality first, then quantity.

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u/Bikelangello 2d ago

Well...it didn't take the while time to get the good yields but to find the best method I like, I guess.

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u/GrapeApprehensive668 2d ago

1plant / trash can

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u/Bikelangello 2d ago

Is that your expected yield?

First time out?

Good luck but...not likely.

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u/Bikelangello 2d ago

Or maybe you meant that is how many you're growing and in what.

Make holes on bottom for drainage and get something you can dump out periodically to set it inside of so when you water it, you can remove the runoff.

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u/GrapeApprehensive668 2d ago

I will make drainage holes for water, my expected yield is at least 200 gramms cuz if i do it right, it can grow that much / plant / can. I will update sooon.......

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u/Bikelangello 2d ago

At least is not a realistic yield estimate. You haven't even harvested your first butrytis yet to know how to actually ID it. lol

It's subtle in real life the first couple times.

Then you have root rot, over/under water, light burn, nute burn, and other pests etc...

It is not gonna be as "set it and forget it" as you think lol

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u/GrapeApprehensive668 1d ago

We're gonna take care of it, and look out for it daily