I grew a northern lights from royal queen seeds out door and had it in the shadow of a large plant 6' tall with a lot of shade and under fed, over watered so it did not get large but I know people get large plants from that strain too. It has had some of the tightest nugs of any auto I have grown even being in the shade out doors. I like it enough I have a 5 pack I picked up from a friend to grow again. I know this strain is capable of 4+ ounce in the right conditions. The bud structure was very impressive.
Indoor High yielding autos??
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easily break 10oz for your 4 plants
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@briman I was thinking of crossing the above with syrup as those are my only non-fem seeds. No idea why I am asking you but the universe demands it. ( and who am i to argue with that?) My other option would be to use colloidal silver on one of the females and utilizing the feminized pollen on the others. I think this is probably a bad idea as the crosses, while all female, would be really unstable right?
@onlyin420, I would run the regulars to for f5 and be real selective on the offspring. Stabilize the regs first, then plant your females and select the ladies that have the traits you are looking for. It takes a while to get GOOD genetics and selection, IMO. Or, you can drop pollen from the regs to the ladies and work the offspring to what you want, then fem them. See, f1-f3 you will have too many pheno types! No right or wrong way to breed, I do feel that selection is key and dropping as many beans as you can to look them all over.
I got my highest yield, ≥5 ounces (and potent results too), from Robocrop/Cream of the Crop, a Thai-derived strain.
At least for me, sativa-dominant strains provide higher yields vs. indica-dominant ones.
At least for me, sativa-dominant strains provide higher yields vs. indica-dominant ones.
Exactly what I'll do then
I love dinafem. My first run I pulled 5oz dried from 1 dinafem critical. I won't use much else at this point.
I'd love to hear more on this topic though. Growing a fun and all but the yield is the reason for most of the hard work put in.
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