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honestly man its not a new idea ... a cannabis plant needs minimum 10-12 hours of darkness to flower, pending on strain and growing conditions. If you want to save money ya do it, but your yield will be smaller. The best way to do that, is by starting at ten hours of darkness, and every two...

during flower, humidity should be under 35%

personally I tie mine down with x mas hooks. You want to tie them down when they are fairly small and bendable.

there is no more growth after the 6th to 7th week for indicas, start flush after that, close to a month at least. Flush with molasses for shorter flush time. Use a dark period to mature trichromes

the one on the right, is stretched, ifyou havent sexed them, that one may be a male. Not bad for your first grow, but make sure the temp drops ten degrees at night. I would suggest using more lumens

sure, I do with clippings all the time. I root in rock wool fittings, than transplant them into peat moss with mycorise.

its a male, toss it away

flush with three times the size of container with plain water, or add molasses to help burn nutes

looks good nice cola. It would have benefited you to cut the bottom growth off in the first 3 or 4 weeks. Its pretty small, so id say flowering time is under 10 weeks. Look at the tri's to know exactly how you want the high to be, before you harvest. Almost at flushing time, I flush mine at...

i just tuck mine under or to the side, if you leave em a few days, the secondary growth will push up like crazy, maybe easier to tuck then ..

its a weed plant .. r u serious, how is anyone supposed to know a strain by looking at a picture. You know how many variables go into the characteristics of a plant. Its sativa dominant, thats about it

if your planting them outside, they need a solid root base before you do so. Let them fill out a small cup, when the soil seperates from the side when dry, they can be transplanted outside. Make sure you put them outside a few times to break them into the outdoors. Use B1 when transplanting...

track point is the day you put into flower

just tuck them under bud sites, removing fan leaves is a bad idea, no matter who says it. This way the bud sites get more light and the plant can still photosynthesize through the fan leaves

could be lots of things, without a pic its hard to say. hot spots from tinfoil in an HID system metal deposits from tap water lock out or nute burn

could be nitrogen def, but id say not enough light hitting the bottom branches. Transplant shock could take up to 2-3 days, but you wont see any growth up top, until the roots fill the container underneath, than huge growth spurt.

if its the only one in the bunch, its inferior genetics. Could be stress related and turn hermi, may just be a mutated female. Have to flower them out to know for sure

looks like your drowning them, yellowing leaves is normal during flower, but the second pic is either nute burn or light burn. Looks like humidity is too high as well, given the wrinkled and folded leaves. Do you let the container completely dry out before watering, if not that your problem...

toss the hermi, unless you cant afford too, but all the seeds will be garbage

fems are crap, sketchy enough on theyre own let alone with auto strands. You either dont have autos, or they arent ready to flower yet.