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Thanks for the replies guys!

...anyone?

I found these pictures online somewhere, so I'm just curious, educational purposes and what not.... So. I know it's hard to tell without a close up of trichs, but I thought I'd ask. Especially if someone is looking to harvest on the early end, for more of a "head" than "body" high.

I figured you couldn't really eyeball strains, but I thought maybe it's one of those things where I just can't tell the difference :P Like all ______ people looking the same (fill it in with whatever you want).

Just wondering if anyone can tell what kind of strain these pictures might be of. Or just any info they can glean from the pics about the plant. BTW, I just found these pics somewhere, so this is just for educational/fun purposes. Stay in school!

What are you making with it? If you have plenty, I'd try melting some on some popcorn. Then while you much on it, watching a movie, you get higher and higher :D A gradual way of doing it. Then drink any butter on the bottom of the popcorn bowl lol.

I thought you only flush two weeks prior to harvest, so you get all the bad tasting nutes out of the plant. Doing so prior, and often, I would think would undo all the feeding/nute build up in the leaves/soil.

6 - 8 weeks makes sense. On a 12/12 plant, from what I've read, I would guesstimate a total of 3 months (12 weeks), give or take. So 6 weeks would bring it to 13 weeks, 15 for good measure. Of course, personal preference would be mostly cloudy trichs, with just a few amber...and to also not...

Ass cannabutter? ewwww....

On the note of Bonsai, read up on root trimming. Typically Bonsai involves growing in a small tray, often off center. For instance, grow the plant on the right of the tray. Then when the roots stretch to the left side, remove the whole block of dirt and plant. Chop off the left half of the dirt...

Any other feedback?

Okay cool, thanks.

Are you guessing it's age, or how much longer to flower?

"Video I found of a medical grow conducted in the heart of Amsterdam." That quote, along with the flicker produced by the lighting + camera combo, makes it look like some old 8mm grow film discovered in a long lost box.

This is a picture, of some plant, somewhere in the world, at some point in time. I was advised that at the time the picture was taken, the plant was 7 weeks old. 12/12 from seed, transplanted from a shotglass to a regular sized pot at about 5 weeks old. In the picture, it is standing about...

Anyone else feel like providing their two cents?

Yeah, I have to physically move the plant when changing to dark too, so I can't have the lights on a timer, and just having a family member kill the lights in the room could lead to a light leak.

Spooky shadow!

Long story short, I can either put it into dark 3 hours too early, or 1 hour too late. My guess would be early darkness would be less stressful.

Thanks for the posts, and the pic! +Rep I only have a x10 loop right now :(