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It's possible, but the yield might be questionable....

I can't help u with that. But hats of to you for trying to help the struggling community. Good on you.

After 1st trim Before trim.

Hard to say pal. During the end of flower you might not notice anymore swelling on buds as they could just be gaining weight and getting denser.(hard) Some strains are different in how they react in flower. what weight would you be happy with?

Why would you.. It's not very pocket friendly,

You will be alright removing some on the start of week 6

She looks very similar to my bitch. Plenty of branches and tops. Removal of leaves helps them lower nugs get light and harden up a bit. Next time I'm scroggin to avoid those shitty loose nugs

Don't remove leaves after week six. My personal experience. I remove between 4-6 week as bud formation is mostly pistols and not podded up yet(swelling seed pods). So that the plant will be stress free while in final stages.

Just look where the buds are down the stems if a lower sun leaf is blocking it then remove it, Remember it's about removing the leaves that are going to create more light for the buds.

That's sound and then more next week. Don't remove the whole lot in one go. Remove some now how you have is sound then remove some more next week. As long as there are some sun leafs left after next week she will be fine with minimal stress.

Looking good. But she needs a trim. There's a lot of darkness in the middle of plant, strip some of those older sun leafs.

Use the info above. But then you do get different effects with different color trichs. The buds in your court lol

1 plant in 25lt bucket.

I also wish I had more space. I grew 3 autos in soil last year in the same grow space- 3 1/2ft by 4ft. I switched to Dwc on this grow, I germed 3 seeds again but I had to throw two plants away because off how big this one got in pic above.

I have Pineapple Express on now week 6 from seed in Dwc.

There looking good too.

From the way it looks around 3 - 4 weeks left.

Keep it like that. Simplicity is key,don't go to extreme as leaves are nutrient stores and reliant on flushing stage to absorb as much nutrient to blow up them buds.

That's sound my friend. No hard feelings.

Dwc works with an air stone and pump like stated above. The oxygen gets trapped in the roots and also at the top of the bucket around the tap root is a space full of dissolved oxygen. With the roots having direct access to oxygen this makes the plant thrive with essential nutes to enhance...