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Thanks for the advice. I looked at as many of the buds as I could, but my box is pretty cramped. I'll start the flush at 25% like you suggested.

They're definitely big enough to flower, but you want to decide when to put them on 12/12 based on their height versus your maximum height. If they're sativas, you want to flower them at 1/3 of the max height. Indicas at about 1/2. That way when they stop growing vertically they'll use up...

It won't damage them, but they're just not mature yet and they won't mature unless you fix the problem and get them flowering again. Really sucks to have them reveg this late. A hard lesson learned.

Looks good.

You're very badly under feeding your plants. They need far more nutrients than you have given them.

To start it looked like he was trying to impress us with the various drugs and guns and such he claims he's seen. I don't get why, but ok. Congratulations, you're cool. Can you start making some sort of sense now?

Does that mean it's time to start the flush for the last two weeks? There are maybe 5% cloudy, probably less. I was thinking I should wait until I see at least 50% cloudy before declaring the harvest two weeks out and starting the flush. Advice?

Do you mean you've been intentionally keeping the soil wet for 3 days? That's going to rot your roots, definitely do not do that. Also, your plants are very, very stretchy. Whatever light you're using is either way too weak or way too far away.

Those are tiny for 4 weeks. Just start fresh, they're already way too damaged to bother saving at that size. You need to go read up on growing techniques so your next batch isn't 4" tall when they should be 24".

They don't look too bad off. You'll have leaves yellow and die through flowering. I pick about half a dozen leaves out of my box every morning that have yellowed and died.

Looks like you've revegged your ladies by letting too much light in during the dark cycle. It will be a few weeks before they get back into flowering.

I've never heard of that in the context of cannabis. I think you're overanalyzing your plants. The real problem is likely much simpler. Pictures would help us diagnose it.

There's no way to tell what strain you got. Once the plants have been growing several weeks you might have better idea, but a positive ID on the strain is unlikely. My germination method, by the way, is to wet some paper towels, fold in half, set the seeds in the middle and fold in half again...

It's always good to germ them first. It's easy and nearly free, and you can be sure your seeds are good. My last batch germed in about 30 hours, but them it still took about 4 days for the last of the seedlings to sprout.

Excellent work man, your ladies are absolutely beautiful. I don't think I've ever seen plants look that healthy and green. Going to be some killer bud from them.

Get a new pump and water them yourself until then. You're close enough to the end that watering them yourself for a week or so won't be too much of a problem unless you just can't be there when they need to be watered.

You can't bring dead plant tissue back to life, sorry.

Yes, you can.

Why would you?

Growing just a few plants with non feminized seeds is asking for heartbreak. If it's a 50% chance of being a male and you grow 3 plants, that's a 12.5% chance that all 3 are male and you get 0 bud for all your hard work and money. Worth the extra money to be sure you can actually harvest...