What should i expect when harvesting weight wise. ...

do a little lollypopping to the bottoms. if you like big colas, get rid of the popcorns that aren't getting light. looks great man!👏

i agree with experiment green lol, what she said basically.

So the answer here is based a lot on the preferences you want and some techniques .You could remove some of the bigger fan leaves blocking the light from some of the lower bud sites , with that being said you should only do a little bit at a time observe your plant for a few days to watch its reaction and then repeat again if you need to . This will do 2 things for you , it will open up the bud sites to light allowing for more bud production and it will kick your plant into over driver just a little bit because it thinks its been grazed by an animal . The second thing you can do is use nutrients like "Big Bud" and "Overdrive" these 2 products used in combination basically double your yield in size they are used through out the second week through the 7th week of flowering. As for what to expect for your final yield its always a good rule of thumb that you will get 1/4 to 1/3 maybe more depending on your skill of your total wet weight , again this isn't going to be 100% this is just a guide to help you guesstimate what your going to get as a final yield . I hope this information helps shed some light to your question :) -Happy Growing!

Get all those bottom budsites and branches and leavesoutta there. Sooner the better so the plant gets the signal in good time. I made the mistake of not shaving the legs clean and wound up with way too much popcorn and if I'd have taken the short time to do it, the yields would be much better. ✌️ oh black strap molasses can be good for bud bulking, that's the natural cheap grocery store version of bud candy and all these other bud bulkers...some form of sucrose .✌️

Definitely give it a little lollipopping. Trim the bottom 1/3rd. I never trim every fan leaf off until harvest. I just trim off any fan leaves that are blocking buds or restricting airflow. The more leaves your plant has the more tools it has to make food. I typically trim heavy at day 21 of flowering and then a fan leaf here and there as needed until harvest. As far as dry weight goes we really cant estimate that very well. It seems like you are using fluorescent lighting which you can kind of guesstimate a yield of 0.25g per watt of light when growing a decent yielding photo plant. Autos are a little different as they can be smaller and yield less than their photo counterparts.

i would do a little lollipopping...divide plant visually in thirds and remove all the growth on 1/3 of plant..no feelings in that process 😀 although it is amnesia and se is drastically slower in flowering rather than juice fruit..