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too early to tell from this pic

Putting her outside for 12 hours, then putting her in a closet for 12 would be ideal. You would have to be very consistent in you're timing though, as inconsistent light schedules could delay flowering. worst case senerio it can stress a plant and cause it to go hermie. Also make sure that her...

As close as you can without burning the tops. What kind of lighting are you currently using, and do you plan on changing them for flowering?

would this happen to be growing in a window sill?

You're end result will be WAY better if you use the HPS light with its proper ballast. If your REALLY dont want to buy a HID ballast, CFL's will do for flowering. make sure you get the bulbs in the proper spectrum for ur flowering stage. I recommend more 6500K (daylight/blue spectrum) bulbs...

Looks pretty good, though a bit stunted for its age. Are you feeding it anything? I noticed the soil is a bit sandy, and other scrub plants growing around it.

Yes, those are pics of my plant. She's perdy lolz. That's what early flowering looks like, and she still has yet to reach full height. Ur plant sounds like it's very mature, slowed growth and lesser leaf formation is to be expected. She sounds ready for you to change the light schedule...

Buy more floros or get the fixture for ur HPS light. I like to use those curly CFLs. Theyre cheap, stay cool and they fit into a regular screw in light socket.

Turn those lights horizontal and get them closer. You're seedlings look quite stretched.

How many plants were you planning on growing? You can build a simple DWC setup from stuff you find around the house and recycling bin. Spend you're money on a quality air pump, air stones, a suitable medium and nutrients.

The pics are a bit too blurry to tell. Once you see white hairs though, you'll know for sure. You're plant may not show signs if sex until you switch the light schedule to 12/12 for flowering. Do you have any pics of the whole plant for my viewing pleasure?

Remember, when you see preflowers on your plant this is a sign of sexual maturity. She won't actually start to flower until her light schedule changes to 12 hours of light and 12 hours of dark (12/12 light schedule). She'll just keep vegging and getting bigger until there is enough darkness...

They found it when they searched my car. A rookie cop's first night on the job, wanted his big drug bust. Since I paid the fine, did the community service and attended the fifteen week "drug education" course (the classes consisted of myself, two other stoners and 15 or so heroin addicts), the...

I live in a non medical marijuana state in New England, it's not so progressive around here. They treat bud the same as crack. I was pinched for possesion last year cause they found some resin in a grinder, didn't even have a bag on me. $200 fine and 120 hours community service for keif at...

wont do any harm

In my opinion, it's up to you whether you want to bring it in or not. Rainwater is great to water with, though a heavy rain could batter and damage you're plant. Even on overcast days, light from the sun still get through those clouds. I wish I could bring my plants outside to get some...

yeah thats no problem. You can ask me anything you'd like, and I'll answer as best I can. I've only been growing for a few years and am obviously still learning, but I have a good grasp on what works for me and what should be avoided. I look forward to hearing from you in the future

lol yeah, the 150watters are pretty large compared to the lower wattage ones people are used to seeing in house lamp fixtures. For vegging (the first month and a half or so) I use two 26watt 6500K CFL's and add two 26watt 5000k CFL bulbs as the plant gets bigger, which are the wee curly ones...

You can mix and match whatever you'd like. You can never go wrong with more light. See what works for you and go with it. During veg, I mix my 6500K with some 5000K. When I'm ready to flower, I keep the 5000K and switch out the 6500K with the bigger 2700K. You'll notice plants with more red...

The only way to find out the shade when you are buying it is to look on the packaging and find it. the K means kelvin. The color is relative to what you are comparing it to. A 5500k bulb will look blue next to a 2700K bulb, but the same bulb will look red next to a 6500K bulb. Dunno if this...