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I think you should get about a half ounce off that. Looks good buddy

Put a pop can next to a bud and take a picture so we have something for reference.

With what I can see in the pictures dried and cured I'm thinking you will get about a quarter ounce maybe half. Maybe something like a pop can next to the biggest bud

You can cut it anytime you see Amber, most people prefer around 30% amber and the rest to be cloudy. As long as you're looking at it underneath scope or loupe. Are we seeing the entire plant in one picture? It's not necessarily the length of time that you veg, it's the power of light that you...

Being an autoflower or a photo has nothing to do with how it dries, you can hang the entire plant, that's how I do it. I always have over a pound on one plant each grow... After about a week then I take it branch by branch and trim it and hang it back up.. I can just leave it inside that tent...

If that plant is truly underneath a 325 watt light, from my experience your plant should be a lot thicker. My very first grow (15 years ago) I had a 250 w MH and HPS, I got over half a pound on one plant. Are you just winging this just to see what you'll get without putting any money into it?

How long has that plant been in bloom? Fox farm is probably the best soil you can get for cannabis for just a basic grow. As far as what your idea for drying is, I would not dry it like you do tobacco. It needs to be climate controlled at 60% humidity and 60° f give or take a few degrees and...

Where are you located? Knowing your climate would help with trying to guide you in the right direction... If your only question is how your plant looks, to me it looks just fine but stretched. The real question will be when it's harvest time and how you do drying and curing it, lol.

There are many different types of soil that go for 6 months.. either way the plant is being fed through that soil.. the only issue would be if you are using miraclegro. That brand doesn't have the right nutrients for flowering. Although, your plant looks nice and healthy, and the buds look nice...

The buds look just fine, there will not be much of a yield but the plant looks healthy. How is it even growing if you're not feeding it? Is it outside just getting rained on and regular sunlight?

White Banner I harvested on Saturday morning. Was day 76 in flower, 1day shy of 11 weeks.

If I can find a 600 watt LED that fit inside a 2x4 tent or even the 4x4 that my neighbor has then I would probably at least try it out and if I didn't like it just sell it. My neighbor just got a 4x4 tent and I put it together for him and then put my 400 watt MH in there, I told him he needs to...

You should be getting good yields off 800 watts in a 4x8. What's the 400 LED compared to 400 MH HPS? I haven't had the heart to tell my buddy he's running 720 watts with his 3 LEDs. He thinks he has 1800 but they're 240 each, he thinks they're 600, but I can't find one that fits in a 2x4 tent...

Your plants look beautiful, though. What equipment are you using and how big of tent? Pictures make people's tents look like an entire basement...

Just went into the flower tent last night, the light is about to turn on so it should be standing straight up now, I put a trellis around it in the tent.

My 600s are hot, but they produce some donkeys, lol. I also just started to flower earlier, so my plants aren't quite as tall, and went back to my old style where when the plant is about a foot tall, it gets transplanted into the bucket, but I lay it sideways and tie the top, so all the bottom...

What watt HM/HPS were you using? I run a 600 MH in my autoflower/veg box, and a 600 HPS in my 2x4 flowering tent (I also have another 2x4 tent with a 400 MH for vegging).. I have to keep mine a good 20" or I'll fry my tops. I just kiboshed the bubble buckets, and went back to hand feeding, so...

I totally understand even when I leave for a couple days, lol. Isn't that a camera mounted on the pole inside the tent?

I'm not seeing the issue, lol. Just flower the plants like you normally do. They'll be totally fine. They look really healthy now. Nice grow!

Most people that grow outside put them in buckets so they can move them around with the sunlight and turn them around in circles. Also maybe to put them in a garage when a storm whips through the area. It's not to have them permanently stuck in the ground like a tree. But it would also be cool...