New Grower Pyramid Seeds : 500 grams on 100 cm autos !!! ???
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So a plant that has 1msg to itself under a 600w hps. I would agree with the rest of the peeps are here, as though stats are very high for an auto. Fake.
I personaly could get a little bit more than 200 grams with one montrous WS plant, but it is very hard to get so about what i can say from the pyramid seeds company, is that they putted the height and weight as for 1m to 1.30 meter tall and 500/550 grms per SQUARE METERS, not per plant, and it is very commun for the seeds banks to put weight like this...;I personaly dont like this way to promote cause it is totaly incorrect to make the people believe that this could be from one plant...
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I agree...
Pyramid Seeds should tell that more obviously.
We were right to be prudent before buying by Pyramid and all of you helped us not to make a mistake, thank you.
The seedbanks/breeders where we buy our seeds (past year and for 2013) give at least the yield weight per plant, and often the indoor expected yield (per plant or m²) AND the outdoor expected yield (per plant) : Philosopher Seeds, Dutch Passion, Royal Queen Seeds, Dinafem, AC Genetics, Paradise Seeds, Sweet Seeds, Short Stuff and Flash Seeds... for most of the varieties they sell.
And some breeders don't lie about the possible yield of their plant, for example we harvested 140g dried well manicured on a Rapid Afghan Auto in greenhouse, when AC Genetics tells we can hope to get 60-100g maximum outdoor in optimum condition...
Pyramid Seeds should tell that more obviously.
We were right to be prudent before buying by Pyramid and all of you helped us not to make a mistake, thank you.
The seedbanks/breeders where we buy our seeds (past year and for 2013) give at least the yield weight per plant, and often the indoor expected yield (per plant or m²) AND the outdoor expected yield (per plant) : Philosopher Seeds, Dutch Passion, Royal Queen Seeds, Dinafem, AC Genetics, Paradise Seeds, Sweet Seeds, Short Stuff and Flash Seeds... for most of the varieties they sell.
And some breeders don't lie about the possible yield of their plant, for example we harvested 140g dried well manicured on a Rapid Afghan Auto in greenhouse, when AC Genetics tells we can hope to get 60-100g maximum outdoor in optimum condition...
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I wouldn't apologize mate, I speak perfect English & don't know what it is either. I assume it's supposed to be 1msq, as in 1 meter squared.
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it's clear now, a squared meter... just for my information, you English speaking people don't use "m²" as unit, do you write always "msq" ?
(I know that many English speaking countries don't used the metric system and are stuck with their barbaric and illogic old system , I ask here what you write as unit for squared meter, m² or msq, so I can write correctly in the future).
thank you
it's clear now, a squared meter... just for my information, you English speaking people don't use "m²" as unit, do you write always "msq" ?
(I know that many English speaking countries don't used the metric system and are stuck with their barbaric and illogic old system
, I ask here what you write as unit for squared meter, m² or msq, so I can write correctly in the future). thank you
raraosk i use metric,imperial and the point system(thers quite a few different point systems i use the anglo-american system)the point system is the most accurate followed by imperial and metric is the worst. id like using metric for its the easiest to use but it would break your heart if trying to use with a machine. 
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I would like to add that I was joking when I spoke about barbaric systems, I didn't want to insult anybody
(But yes, for us metric system natives, imperial systems are a nightmare to understand and to use, coming from the dark ages
I knew the metric and the various anglo-american systems, but I never heard of the point system. I made some searches, do you speak of the "point DTP, Desk Top Publishing Point, pica point" ?
In which countries is it used, and for what ?
Thank you, I'm always curious about such things
I would like to add that I was joking when I spoke about barbaric systems, I didn't want to insult anybody
(But yes, for us metric system natives, imperial systems are a nightmare to understand and to use, coming from the dark ages
I knew the metric and the various anglo-american systems, but I never heard of the point system. I made some searches, do you speak of the "point DTP, Desk Top Publishing Point, pica point" ?
In which countries is it used, and for what ?
Thank you, I'm always curious about such things
yes your right it is used in printing and was actually invented by the french in the 19th century, there is a few different ones.it is so accurate ,although imperial is good as well. i ran web off set and rotary letterpress, points and imperial can be used together but put metric with either one and what a fucking headwreck(probally why so many printers smoke dope) i know you were joking, metric is the easiest,but if your talking a geehair then i find its worse than useless sj
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