I wish there was a way to estimate a half a$$ dry weight beforehand but I know there isn’t. I keep look’in at my girls and thinking, I wonder what the final weight will be. Who knows right. I’m hoping for at least a half pound anyway. Got my fingers crossed…plus a couple 3 other body parts. Lol!
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20 to 25% of your wet weight at harvest will get you close.
Account for on the stem or stems removed.
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I’ve got to where I can estimate pretty close what a plant will yield before I harvest it. Just the experience from growing so many plants I guess.
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Seeing your plants and a few of your buds wouldnt hurt the ability to speculate.
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What size are the pots, 3g; and is that two in a 4x4? Perspective will help folks speculate with you 
You’ll get a better feel after a few harvests, especially with the same stains if genetics are relatively stable but your guess is probably close for two, +/- 1-2oz.
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My guess is a zip or two per plant.
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There’s 3 girls in there all in 5 gallon buckets. Using FF/OF w/some garden soil and fill sand mixed in. Just eyeball everything, then mix enough for 4 buckets. (1 for backfill after a few waterings)
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Exactly the numbers i use.
In 5 gallons, I think your 1/2lb estimate for 3 may be low, but it’ll be interesting to see and you’ll have a better feel for next round
I hope so @Mozzy, I hope so. 10 oz. would really make my day but that’s push’in it I’m sure. Never know, stranger things have happened.
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Fwiw, you have enough space in there that next time you should definitely top/lst or do whatever is necessary to get everyone’s canopy a little more even, especially with those strains’ node spacing; and move the light closer as appropriate, it’ll have a significant impact on yield 