A customer has a question and I hope we can get some opinions on it, thanks
Lowryder autoflower says to expect " 90 grams per square meter (9 ounces per square foot)." Should it be 2.64 ounces per square yard ( 0.29 ounces per square foot). Or can yoyu put the correct yield it should be because 90 grams per square meter is not equial to 9 ounces per square foot.
It is a bit confusing, the way that some of it is written but what you have above is the correct one…90 grams / meter² or 90 grams in an area of 3.28’ x 3.28’
I think it more like 9 grams per foot, and 90 grams per meter. It is an Auto Lowryder, doubt you could get 9 zips from a square meter, you might though, I have never grown that strain.
Maybe, they don’t really decipher that to be a single plant though. It’s more of a full canopy that size. I would expect even a small plant like that has way beyond 9 gram potential. As far as a square meter of full canopy, that could be 30+ plants. Not likely I know, but it’s just as likely as pulling 2-3 pounds from a square meter with any other plant.
Hard to say really, but I don’t think my assessment was too far out of the realm of possibility.
Technically the picture you posted, we’re both right. 3 zips per 3 ft sq. 3 sq ft = .28 square meters. Had to go convert after I posted lol.
In my experience breeder estimates are generally a little higher than average hobby grower will be able to get. But in the hands of good grower with good pheno, not impossible.
Well you know, they’re quoting by committee lol. You guys would probably get the 9 zips per square foot and I’d be lucky to pull 9 grams out of a 4x4. Stranger things have happened haha!
It’s really how many grams do you get per watt of electricity you have to pay for. You can fill a square meter nicely with one plant, 4 plants, or 9 plants depending on how long you want to veg. But the real limit is usually light when growing indoors.