Production and Light Table (HPS)

pneuma9 · 10-22-07, 11:29

About the Projected Yields
Yields were calculated using coefficients from Moon Doggie's Analyses for Lumens, 100% HPS Lumens, Hydroponic Media, and for a grower with average gardening experience (5 on a scale from 1 to 10) using a 63-day strain. Thus the yields shown on this page reflect those of the average hydro grower who uses HPS light exclusively.
Given the variable nature of weighing cannabis yields, of normal crop-to-crop production fluctuations, and differences due to acquired productivity skills, your actual yield will vary from those shown. However, if care is taken to avoid extremes, and if you planned for that rainy day surplus, with some normal growing experience you should have no trouble attaining these yields and will most likely exceed them after one or two crops. As mentioned above, these yields were computed for a grower with average gardening experience, not the Albert Einsteins or Michael Jordans or gurus of the growing world.
From : YOR - Production Table for HPS, Hydro, Experienced
I know the pdf is different. I didn't think to save as the webpage.. I just cut and pasted the table and colored it in myself.

I also hacked off some of the bottom to make it fit on one page and since most of it was theoretical anyway. Like it says, the shaded area is for what will actually likely be used.

Dave_the_stoner · 10-22-07, 16:40

Interesting, but unreliable. Alot of people have tried to get a formula or table to get a rough idea of yield, even breeders give you a yield/meter squared. The problem is that with so many factors involved it's impossible to get even a rough estimate. So do like me, expect that the shit's going to hit the fan, and you'll have to destroy your garden, then your left with nothing but surprise.
Just my thoughts on the matter, perhapse the table is more reliable that I think it is.

Dank Side Of The Shroom · 10-22-07, 17:15

that table and the yield calculator showed that the way we do it we should get 6.8 ounces per plant. thas a bit high.

pneuma9 · 10-23-07, 16:03

I just thought it was useful to get the lamp size, ft2 size down. I don't know if it's accurate or not. I'll let y'all know when I've got some flowers to weigh!

pneuma9 · 10-26-07, 13:10

Thanks.

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10-22-07, 11:29	#1 (permalink)
pneuma9 Resident Deviant Join Date: Apr 1971 Posts: 216	Production and Light Table (HPS) About the Projected Yields Yields were calculated using coefficients from Moon Doggie's Analyses for Lumens, 100% HPS Lumens, Hydroponic Media, and for a grower with average gardening experience (5 on a scale from 1 to 10) using a 63-day strain. Thus the yields shown on this page reflect those of the average hydro grower who uses HPS light exclusively. Given the variable nature of weighing cannabis yields, of normal crop-to-crop production fluctuations, and differences due to acquired productivity skills, your actual yield will vary from those shown. However, if care is taken to avoid extremes, and if you planned for that rainy day surplus, with some normal growing experience you should have no trouble attaining these yields and will most likely exceed them after one or two crops. As mentioned above, these yields were computed for a grower with average gardening experience, not the Albert Einsteins or Michael Jordans or gurus of the growing world. From : YOR - Production Table for HPS, Hydro, Experienced I know the pdf is different. I didn't think to save as the webpage.. I just cut and pasted the table and colored it in myself. I also hacked off some of the bottom to make it fit on one page and since most of it was theoretical anyway. Like it says, the shaded area is for what will actually likely be used. Last edited by Hippie3; 10-25-07 at 14:58.

10-22-07, 16:40	#2 (permalink)
Dave_the_stoner Fuckin' Drunk! Join Date: Nov 2005 Posts: 431	Interesting, but unreliable. Alot of people have tried to get a formula or table to get a rough idea of yield, even breeders give you a yield/meter squared. The problem is that with so many factors involved it's impossible to get even a rough estimate. So do like me, expect that the shit's going to hit the fan, and you'll have to destroy your garden, then your left with nothing but surprise. Just my thoughts on the matter, perhapse the table is more reliable that I think it is. __________________ "He who makes a beast of himself, gets rid of the pain of being a man." -Dr. Johnson

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Dank Side Of The Shroom Mycotopiate Join Date: Oct 2005 Posts: 3,519	that table and the yield calculator showed that the way we do it we should get 6.8 ounces per plant. thas a bit high. __________________ [SIGPIC][/SIGPIC]

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10-23-07, 16:03	#4 (permalink)
pneuma9 Resident Deviant Join Date: Apr 1971 Posts: 216	I just thought it was useful to get the lamp size, ft2 size down. I don't know if it's accurate or not. I'll let y'all know when I've got some flowers to weigh!

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pneuma9 Resident Deviant Join Date: Apr 1971 Posts: 216	Thanks.

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