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Leave them under the light.

I've used it, good stuff.

While they are unique looking, it's very doubtful you'll get anywhere near a pound. Those pots aren't very big. Just my opinion.

I'd leave the leaf's they fall off. That plant is just a baby, let nature do her thing for a little bit.

I am from the York County coast, and grow in the ground. I will be putting mine on about the third week of May. Yes our late summers/early fall can be wet and shitty. Sure you can do pots, but in ground you'll get bigger plants.

I go about 3x3 with mine.

4 square ft. isn't much space it will be awful crowded. I keep 5'-6' between my out door plants.

It's normal

Nice plants

3 Buddha Taho and 3 Green Hornet all clones.

Special Occasion Bud. I had left some small bottom bud on the Mob when I chopped it three weeks ago. Didn't expect them to do much, but they look very tasty and kinda pretty.

4-5 lbs

Caterpillar's will cause bud rot.

That is a helluva bud for a plant that basically grew on it's own.

When all the work you put in Knocks your socks off. First time with Budda Taho, very good weed and large yields, will be growing it again. Hope everyone else has the same results this year.

I use both Cha Ching and Beasty Bloom from the start of stack to a week before chop. Always had good luck, big sticky bud.

Very nice.

From what I can see in the pictures, you got a ways to go yet. No real bud stacking up yet, just flower.

Things are looking decent in Southern Maine. Frosting up nicely.

Maine has a similar law, but I wouldn't want to test the legality of it unless forced.