As a first time grower, I didn't research into "topping", "supercropping" and other techniques to boost my yield... Can someone still pull off 14 ounce per female plant without doing so? (I left it growing naturally). I can only grow for this year as I'm heading off to college next year... sucks to find out about these techniques only after my plants reached flowering stage. How are my plants turning out so far anyway? I have one thats about 3 months old, measures around 4ft tall and about 3.5 ft wide(really bushy looking). Another female I have is around 2.5 months old, well over 5 ft tall and measures around 3 ft wide (looks just like a christmas tree). I know its kind of vague, but perhaps I may post pictures later on.

Anyone have any opinions?

If you are already flowering I wouldnt recomend topping it wont help any and might hurt alot. If you really want to do something you could try LST (low stress training). Even then I wouldnt be starting that too late into flowering.

What kind of lights are you running?

Oh... I forgot to mention, its being grown outdoors. Well I'm not planning to do any alterations to the plants, just wondering about the average yield someone gets for around these plant dimensions.