Setup and growing style, results per plant dried?

Self research is the best education. Trial and error is the verification of your work. The broad area of growing weed covers way too much for a one sided conversation. You’ll only get bits and pieces of what you’re looking for. You need to narrow your questions down for shorter, more precise answers.

What’s the size of your grow area? In a 3x3 tent with a 300W LED, I run two plants in a true SCROG and veg for 12-13 weeks and flower for 8-9 weeks and I generally yield 3.5-4.5oz dried bud. This last run, one plant was 4.3oz and the other was 3.3oz. I run two flower tents and have a 3x3 veg tent, too. So I have a perpetual grow where I’m harvesting about a pound every two months.

Single plant scrogs 8-10 week veg,8-10 week flower. Over a pounds each plant. perpetual. once one is finish flowering. vegging plants are ready to be flipped. in a cycle. if wanting to do 4 plants per square area,4 week veg with staggered tents.2 veg ten 1 flower. Start 4 seeds, 4 weeks later start 4 more, and move first set to flower tent, and can cycle that.. many ways to do things. or you can veg and flower in one tent and also dry for two weeks if you dont need a bunch. for me theirs not enough time in life to try all the strains i want to so the more the marrier. within reason. im comforatable with having 4 plants mature at oen time in my state with my medical card

per plant has too many variables... you can grow a plant to several different sizes. Figure 50g/sq ft is a good goal for from-seed gardens. If you get clones of a monster yielder, you can push 70g/sq ft. The genetic diversity of seeds will almost always give you a dud or 2, depending on sample size. If working with 1 plant, that's a different context. Strains.. shit so interbred or what constitutes the same strain from another breeder might just be a distant relative. I'd just avoid the ones tha toverprice their seeds, like anesia, and find a couple breeders you are happy about the plants you've grown from them. I spent a bunch on inhouse one year and despite having good plants, it's definitely not worth the premium price they sell... a bunch of fools are happy to pay it so the rest of us get raped. The only way to get decent pricing is to not pay the ones taking advantage of consumer's OCD tendencies. Gage group is even worse .. those fuckers can eat a dick, lol. What method is best for you comes down to personal preference. Can say that soilless is probably the easiest learning curve, if you start from a good point and not caught up in bro-science magic. When you control 100% of the plant's diet in a pecise way and can make easy formula adjustments that take effect almost immediately, it's easy to work out a really good formula for your local variables in a short period of time (short learning curve, limited trial/error). buy bulk fertilizer - dry. You'll save 1/4th to 1/10th of the cost of overpriced marijuana brands. 4 cents per gallon is a good price. Brands like AN are 12-15cents per gallon mixed or more? that's a fucking joke, but they aren't even the worst offenders, lol, i just like shitting on AN for funsies. check out guides and articles at cocoforcannabis.com for best info with least bro-science corruption. Also, keep things simple your first several grows. From a baseline from multiple strains/seeds and then try any of the "magic" you have an interest in... you'll be better equipped to recognize when it does absolutely nothing for you... rinse and repeat.

its impossible to have discussion here, you cant type in, question too wide to answer. create chat group, add growers you liked diaries, maybe it will help.

...Ofc I could check diaries but try to get more of a discussion.... The questions part of the site does not allow you to reply to the answerers given. so its not a discussion, maybe you could chat to people in the DM's I still think doing the work yourself and looking at diaries then making notes is best. give your self a ball part range of upper and lower limits then aim for a target between that but make it acceptabel. Obvy not 20% higher then the highest data point and not the bare minimum.