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Plants like a lower level of humidity during flowering. It mimics late summer. Your humidity is a bit low, but I'd say as long as your heat is controlled and your plants aren't losing a lot of water, you should be fine. You also want to make sure your environment isn't too humid as this can...

More. Light. ~ooli~

Lol, I think we all like to play mad scientist from time to time. Or sadistic murderer. However you choose to look at it. I guess technically you're an abortionist since you killed a would-be baby. I dunno, I'm getting to carried away with this. Time to put down the bong. ~ooli~

Yeah, that's pretty much how the weed kingdom goes; sativas are on the light and fluffy side and indicas are denser. ~ooli~

Nice. I like the looks of that white widow. ~ooli~

HTG is good if you just want a whole package. ~ooli~

Once there's a decent root system you can start a feeding regiment, but start small. Some people use a light feeding of flowering nutes during the first few feedings, because it's light on nitrogen and it serves to ease the plant into feeding. Once you've started you should be able to tell...

One day, when this world changes, you can hang christmas ornaments on that bitch and put her up in the picture window, lol. ~ooli~

I like the internodal growth. ~ooli~

Yeah, peroxide's pretty great. I use it with every aspect of the grow. ~ooli~

You can definitely go a bit taller, but you have to keep in mind what kind of penetration you're gonna get using flourescents (low compared to HID) and how you plan to position the lights. Also, keep in mind that they will likely double, if not larger, in height during the flowering phase...

Yeah, as much light as possible when you're using flourescents. I'd say at least 200w or so. Whoop! Kalamazoo! ~ooli~

Mold's not good. Probably means you either have: too much water, or too much heat. Also, if there's mold there, then there's a good chance you've got mold other places. Bad yellowing that early on isn't very good either. If you get it just right you should have a minimal amount of yellowing...

If you want to create all-female seeds, just use colloidal silver. Here's a link, Producing Feminized Seeds Using Colloidal Silver, there's instructions all over the place. Forcing a plant to hermi is just kinda guess work. And, paired with the fact that if they show hermaphroditic...

Explain more of your setup. What are you using as reservoir? What are you gonna use to flower? You'll definitely experience less vigor in growth with clones, because they're diverting most of their energy to root formation at that point, while seeds can utilize all of their energy towards...

Well, there's two things you have to consider: You can't produce more, in any aspect, than the genetics will really allow, and Too much light can hurt the plant; i.e. light bleaching. Yes, you can spread light across a broad area, like foliage, and in that sense; the bigger the plant, the...

Wax;Yes. ~ooli~

It can be done. ~ooli~

Well, there's no simple way to answer your question, but, in theory, the autoflowering genotype is, to my knowledge, recessive. So, if you say that both plants possess the autoflowering genes, then much of those offspring should carry full recessive traits. ~ooli~

There are companies that sell kits for it. I was just reading an article on a guy who was praising this method, saying that he was able to culture 65,000 cuttings off of an orchid (I think it was) in a 6 or 8 month period, because the amount of plant material needed was so minute. I've been...