Pruning to REDUCE size and yield?

KromaL said:

So no chance of reducing size and thereby reducing water requirements? Again, I don’t really have the time in the day to trim up 16+ zips with my day job anyways. I just want some quality head stash, not looking to turn a profit or make concentrates or anything like that

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Cure on the branch. Look into methods people use to cure large amounts. Trim off big fan leaves, dry with the sugar leaves still on, and cure your branches in an appropriate sized bin, burp as necessary, and trim when you can

ganga gurl420 said:

I thought the same thing....However a fabric pot won't get rootbound.
Still.... more soil is always better

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That's why I bury fabric pots one third deep in good soil

I'm trying to grow smaller plants this year. My local law enforcement harvested some of mine for me last year. I used smaller holes with less soil mix. Didn't really do what I wanted. The plants still grew like crazy, then they ran out of steam. I plant a few every month, and the later ones are looking better. My goal is waist to chest high plants, with a couple of zips per plant.

GroErr said:

just cut the pot

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Not even necessary. You can plant fabric and the roots will go through it.