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Outdoors my lowers produce pretty well.

OMG, jondamon... I don't think I'd be able to bring myself to do that to one of my plants. I feel bad enough snipping off the lowest branches. :S I'm so glad I have the most powerful lighting set-up available.

If roots are showing out of the bottom of the pot, give it a few weeks then let the soil dry out a little. Pull the plant out of the pot, add soil to the bottom and fill in around the gaps. The root mass will keep the dry soil together and this will cause very little stress. Good luck !

Don't quote me on this as I grow outdoor but: I understand that some indoor growers trim lower branches as they tend not to get sufficient light penetration. Even outdoor those lower branches are typically all light, popcorn bud. EDIT -> If you choose to trim the lowers you can top dress the...

So top it up... Top dress the soil to an acceptable depth just don't cover any branches / leaves. OR Wait until the plants have a healthy root ball and pull them from the pots and add soil to the bottom. Your call. These appear to be indoor, I honestly don't know how much more soil you...

You'll figure it out. I think there is a trimming tutorial in the harvesting section.

Jars for sure, curing and long term storage. Trics don't stick to the glass and the product continues to smell better with age.

It was about 1.3m tall when she got the chop (just over 4.5') EDIT : I did lose about 2oz to mould. It netted me a hair over 6oz dried, trimmed, cured, smokable bud.

3 gal is fine. This is what I finished last year in a 3gal outdoor. ^That was just shy of 2 weeks before harvest. This was the bounty from that one girl trimmed and jarred...

They look a little stretchy to me but otherwise good.

Firstly I doubt the soil is the problem, I assume you have another problem somewhere along the line. If you are seeing yellowing and you don't use nutes it COULD be your plants telling you it's time to start (among a host of other possible factors). Personally I use Sunshine mix (Pro-mix or...

That looks sativa dominant. If it can't go outside you are going to have a surprise when it starts to pre-flower stretch, it's going to get huge. As a sativa dominant strain it could take 12-14 weeks to complete flowering (I've heard up to 16 weeks).

THe plant is likely flowering due to the shorter light cycle outdoors (shorter than your indoor grow). As the days get longer it'll likely re-veg and continue along until flowering later in the year.

I slow cured last years crop and I'm seriously glad I did. After 3.5 months curing it was ideal for my needs. The slow cured bud is really smooth compared to the stuff I dried and smoked after harvest. If you find you aren't able to wait why don't you take out "enough" to get you through while...

Backyard... IMO

as deePT said, harden them off. When making the indoor to outdoor transition it's best to put them in a location that has full shade or indirect light. 3-5 days should be fine to get them used to their new light source.

Feeding: Nutes into the jug-> water from the tap-> pour into soil. The tap water gets ~92 seconds from the tap to the soil. When I'm not feeding it goes like this: Turn the tap on -> adjust hose nozzle to "shower" setting -> point hose -> spray *Edit* I top dress with compost, I don't amend...

Are your plants in soil? If so, I wouldn't worry about it.

I'm not trying to be an ass, I'd just like to save you some of the aggravation I experienced last year. Rule #1:"When in doubt, don't F&^% with it." There was nothing wrong on day 5: https://www.rollitup.org/marijuana-plant-problems/653753-5-day-old-plant-not.html Day 6 it was looking like...

The MG soil probably would have fine. A solo cup with no holes in the bottom could have been fixed by using a nail/ screw/ knife/ pen/ pencil/ anything moderately sharpish to poke holes in it. MANY people start off in solo cups. The first lesson to learn (and I learned it the hard way as many...