Guys I see 2 ozs 3 ozs yields but, how much can you yield from an auto planted on the ground guerilla? Can you really expect a couple ozs or more like 1/2 oz 5 grams etc? Not talking about super autos
Outdoor Average Guerilla yield for an auto?
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Hello Nzbushninja, welcome to the AFN family! 
Your question is very plain. This is like me asking "how much petrol does your car use?" you can't answer it until you have all the variables. The exact same equation applies to this question you've asked today. We need to know the variables to be able to give you an approximate answer. Variables include, but are not limited to: time of year, location, altitude, temperature, humidity levels, soil quality (ph testing/bug tests etc..), hours of direct sunlight, any local pests/bugs, nutrients.
After you've managed to collect this data. You'll then need to select a strain of Cannabis suitable for your conditions,climate & environment. If your climate is hot, you'll need to select a heat-resistant strain. If your environment humidity is too high, you'll need a mold resistant strain: and so on.
AFN have an excellent viable and constantly updated source of information with thousands of active members.
Once you've summed up and explained your climate,conditions and environment members might be able to assist you better by suggesting strains suitable for your climate and estimating an approximate yield.
Your question is very plain. This is like me asking "how much petrol does your car use?" you can't answer it until you have all the variables. The exact same equation applies to this question you've asked today. We need to know the variables to be able to give you an approximate answer. Variables include, but are not limited to: time of year, location, altitude, temperature, humidity levels, soil quality (ph testing/bug tests etc..), hours of direct sunlight, any local pests/bugs, nutrients.
After you've managed to collect this data. You'll then need to select a strain of Cannabis suitable for your conditions,climate & environment. If your climate is hot, you'll need to select a heat-resistant strain. If your environment humidity is too high, you'll need a mold resistant strain: and so on.
AFN have an excellent viable and constantly updated source of information with thousands of active members.
Once you've summed up and explained your climate,conditions and environment members might be able to assist you better by suggesting strains suitable for your climate and estimating an approximate yield.
Some outdoor action in the southern hemisphere is just what the doctor ordered for a dark winter, welcome all! Germinate nowif i where you, get it started indoors for a few weeks then put it in a 3 gallon bucket/pot with some half decent soil. Nz sun is pretty strong so maybe shade her for a few weeks, as for using the local soil if your somewhere with fertile soil like the bay of plenty then try it out.
under the shitty welsh sun my auto yields vary from 5 to 40 grams, theres some really good outdoor grows in the seed vendor section also check them out but best bet is to start with tried and tested strains.
good luck
under the shitty welsh sun my auto yields vary from 5 to 40 grams, theres some really good outdoor grows in the seed vendor section also check them out but best bet is to start with tried and tested strains.
good luck
Yeah I know it depends on variables I was just curios what yields everyone was getting from guerrilla.If its an OZ per its worth it if its only 7-14 grams its not worth it.
There have been people who have pulled 200+ grams from a Dutch Passion Mazer in air pots, this is per plant.
1 oz per plant is possible, very possible. In AU pulling an OZ per plant in 2L - 3L containers is feasible.
My opinion is that a non transplanted auto(final pot, 10-20l), vegged indoors 2 weeks then put in summer outside and move it under the roof in rains, can amount to 3oz easy, in really good conditions probably up to 5-6 if really taken care of.
But guerrilla is a totally another world, a plant in the ground is exposed all the time, so it is most important to have a good spot and good soil preparation, and lots of luck with weather.
If you have this I think the highest yield can come to around 3-4oz, but it's a very small chance for it to happen. I think the averages for outdoor guerrilla are max 1oz per plant(probably less) and different buds than indoor plants.
But guerrilla is a totally another world, a plant in the ground is exposed all the time, so it is most important to have a good spot and good soil preparation, and lots of luck with weather.
If you have this I think the highest yield can come to around 3-4oz, but it's a very small chance for it to happen. I think the averages for outdoor guerrilla are max 1oz per plant(probably less) and different buds than indoor plants.
