Insulated grow chamber for the accommodation of 6ft tall plant. Aluminized security blankets (as good as mylar apparently) line the inside to capture and reflect all available light. Single medium sized fan installed in the chamber. Room for 4 gallon sized CO2 tanks.

4 32w 2650 lm 38 inch fluorescent tubes installed vertically in (soon to be) baffled horizontal garden fixtures.
1 400w Metal Halide HID lamp, also soon to be baffled.

Miracle Grow soil mixed with pre-moistened sand (bag was ripped- assume someone got a deal).

Using fertilite plant food mixed with miracle grow something. 33-66-24 mix. Includes epsom salts in purified water sprayed onto the roots and foliage.

Also got food grade hydrogen peroxide, ph strips, and a few other minor things.

This all being said, what sort of yield could someone expect from this setup from a single plant for personal consumption also assuming 24 hour veggie lighting, a lot of patience, and a willingness to undergo multiple harvests?

Dear Dank enthusiast

Somewhere between 0 and 1.35 pounds depending on how much reading you do before you start.

Aloha,
Weezard

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If it's available I have endeavored to read it :X

But didn't you come across threads similar to yours in your travels of the intertubes and realize that your question is un-answerable??? How long is a peice of string? The only true way for you to find out is give it a shot! If you think you can do it, you are halfway there.

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Yield is probably not going to be ideal for your first time. As you grow you're gonna figure out shit you did right, shit you did wrong, and eventually work up to that impressive yield.

Aye, many many threads in fact, with answers that varied as much as the questions themselves. Currently someone just wants to know what generally there is to look forward to assuming proper care and what have you, whereas the great multitude of threads ask the question in such an open manner that any answer would probably be wrong.

You might want to read up just a little more, particulary regarding soil mixes and fertilizers. If you want to grow something worth consuming start slow with the nutes until you dial in your set up.

The nutes you list are a little hot to even consider indoor IMO.