Looks good!! Its great the first time because YOU 
Did it yourself…
Whats even better is you’ll get better through trial and error…My only nugget of suggestion is think about using a fabric pot next time…I think the difference is noticeable…
Now let those buds fatten up and you’re on your way…
Good Job…keep us posted!!
I generally clip the tops after the 5th set of leaves, right before bloom. These are some autos that I topped at the 5th leave. By clipping, it is possible to get more than one dominant flower. I expect to get at least 4 nice buds off each plant. Of course, since you are growing out doors, there really is no need to clip. As the sun rotates from horizon to horizon, it will give light to the whole plant.
May consider keeping your beautiful girl away from your A/C if the A/C is running. The hot air coming off the A/C may damage her.
Looking good.
Thanks so much. I don’t know about cutting anything beyond the lower branches that are starting to wilt. Almost everything else has buds on it.
Preciate you. It seems to be doing really well. Put on at least another inch and a half last night and it’s getting some nice rain and sun today. I’m pumped.
Thank you so much! I’m fingers crossed hoping for a really clean smoke too. What do you mean fabric pots? What’s the difference that you’ve noticed?
GOOD CALL! I scooted her back about 3 feet and seems to not have any of the hot air from the AC.
So just because it’s got flower on it doesn’t mean that you have to harvest it. Those lower branches literally are taking from the branches get rid of. I wanna go back. Look at the picture and give you a better opinion cause I don’t remember, but I’ll look at it after I send this message out and then get back to you but yeah yeah I know so, so I got outdoors and this is my first shot at a tent got things
Yeah, I definitely cut 2 to 32 to 4 off lower. Just cut it cut clean cut you’re using wipe your good scissors down with alcohol and cut them but make sure they’re good and healthy ladies.
You don’t want to put them in shock.
Fabric pots ( made of fabric instead of plastic or clay, ceramic etc) allow the plant to have better air flow and less restricting to the roots they “air prune”
The difference that-Ive noticed is a more robust growth and healthier than plastic clay or others leaves more room for error against over watering etc.
