New Grower Auto Flower Yeilds

[Bandit]

I know that this is a very very broad question, but I am just looking for general guidance.

What is a typical autoflower yield?
I know that all strains are different and individual plants vary as well.
I know that all the environmental factors make a difference. (Lighting, Soil, etc.)

For the typical autoflowering variety what is considered a good harvest?
What is considered a large harvest?
How tall to most autoflowering varieties get?

The reason for all the questions? I want to know how my plants are stacking up compared to other varieties and how they measure up to others of their own variety.

Purple Cheese at about 60 days:

Little Cheese at about 60 days:

Thanks for any help or advice.

~bandit

 

[adz]

Large harvest... seymore buds dutch passions "think different" 350 plus dry g's


Most people will pull 25 to 50 g's average i would say and most seed companies state those weights.

your plants looking great :clap:


Once you get your methods locked you should be expecting 50 to 150g a plant but every auto is different there not clones.

 

[JasL]

Nice lookin plants dude !

 

[Bandit]

Thanks for the response yall!

I am really happy with these plants so far. This is my first grow ever and I have no idea how to judge weight.

What would you guess my plants at? They are 38" and 43" respectively.

Thanks

~bandit

 

[madmable]

looks good, as a guide most strains go 10-40g but 1- 1/2 (28-42g) is avg, but something like a maxi gom in a 3 gallon pot fed right will do 150+ as will some of the newer super autos although at 1m+ alot of these defeat the object of a dwarf plant! i aim for 1 oz a plant and nearly always get up to twice this on most strains in a 6.5 litre pot, in the 11 litre(2 1/2 gallon) i can get 4-5

 

[madmable]

and its hard to tell from pic but id guess a dry weight of 1oz or just over or under, so around 28g, prob 4 times that or more wet. looks like a 6.5 litre pot and youir plant looks a good one so they stack up well to my 50, other than my supers, they are now flowering at 1.5 meters!