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it's hygrometer, and they aren't necessary unless you plan on putting your flowers in the jar before they are ready

scrog def increases weight if you do it properly.

totally do-able. just get em big!

any breeder who bull shits in the game isn't around for very long. The yield expectations are approximate, usually breeders will say a certain strain is a light, medium, or heavy yielder.

you can trim the roots if you feel you need to do something, but you don't, if you're outside, they will grow into the ground. It will only make moving your container a little more difficult.

hell yeah dude! didn't see your post. Good looking out for your fellow growers. + rep to you for spreading good advice!

hang your branches up after harvest, let em dry to nearly a crisp, then throw em in a jar for a week. Easy peezy. Look on medical marijuana .com at Kyle Kushman's tutorial. dude knows his curing and does it the same way i do.

you don't need to transplant, you don't need to take any action. your plants are healthy and shooting roots rapidly. This is a good thing to have happen, and it isn't a problem at all. you may need to water more often than you usually do, but don't go transplant from a 10 gallon to anything...

those leaves pointing upward is a sign of intense feeding. those babies are eating man, thats a good sign. they look happy. If they start drooping and looking shitty then you have a problem.

yeah you might not need it. If your ppm reads over 400 you most likely have enough in your tap, so you can save a little cash on that.

are you using RO water?

i disagree with this theory. if you want a "couchlock" or "heady high" then grow a strain that gives that desired effect when fully ripe. This way you grow your plant to it's full potential everytime. instead of harvesting too early for a head high, or too late for a couchlock. Peace

I agree, you still have a few weeks to go before they are ripe. Looking good though. Nice job for your first run!

i've got to agree with hemlock here. You can save youself a whole lot of hassle by leaving em up for a little longer. If you're at 45% in your drying room, 4 days isn't going to be long enough. 6 should do it.

i guess it depends somewhat on where you reside as well. Out here in CA we have the best sun any grower could ask for. If you know how to prune your plants properly, and you find the right feeding schedule, a pound per plant is on the low side of a yield here. These 50-300 gallon containers...

i'm not going to tell you that you know nothing and call bs on you because i am not an asshole. I can only speak from my own grow experience. I routinely pull 8 zips per plant or more off of plants grown in 5 gallon containers. We are also talking about Outdoors here not an indoor grow. You...

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it looks like you either touched them by mistake or you had a leaf rubbing on them.

looks like some damaged trichs (which look like amber once air hits the oil from the damage) and some that are just beginning to yellow. I'd say your no more than a week away from early peak window.

dude you can get much more than a pound using a 15 gallon container. Whoever says you can't shouldn't be posting. A fifteen gallon pot is more than adequate for a multi pound harvest with the proper pruning techniques and grow habits.