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Looking good for a first run! Just remember, flower time and curing is not the time to get impatient. You've come this far, let them mature properly, do a nice cure and I think you'll be quite happy with the end results.

What he said. The plant is nearing the end of it's life and sucking whatever it can from those leaves, leaving them with no viable energy. I say give it that last week or so as you have planned and you will be well rewarded.

That plant is pretty much useless, even for oil or hash. May as well yank it and trash it now.

Almost ready? Sorry, but you've got at least three to four more weeks to go on that till it's plucking time. Patience grasshopper.

Five days isn't much time yet, especially if you're expecting to see roots out the bottom. They do appear alive and for the most part healthy. Give them another few days to a week and I think you'll see roots by then.

Excellent first grow, congrats!

The camp blanket, or emergency blanket, is mylar.

Must be just me, but I don't see a problem there. They look gorgeous.

Looks very nice!

I don't see any pistils yet, that's just new leaf growth at the top.

Should see something either way in the next few days. Do you know what pre-flowers look like? Two weeks is about average to see something so should be any day now.

Big fan of bagseed grows, looks tasty. Well done.

The answer to your light question should be more than obvious. As far as the scheduling, during veg my thoughts would be that an hour difference here or there won't hurt anything. If you do go manually, just do your best to keep to a fairly regular schedule, give or take 15-30 minutes. As for...

Depends if you're growing the clone of a female that was purposely pollenated by a male, then no. If you cut a clone from a hermaphrodite, my guess is 50/50. Better to let others more versed in the way of herms to chime in though.

Waste of time.

I'm sure what the OP means is the plant has just little bud sites starting, probably still early in flower. Give it time, flowering can take anywhere from eight weeks to 16 weeks or more. Give them plenty of light and keep to a strict light schedule and you'll be fine. Patience is key here.

No worries on the green rooting, get it in soil soon.

One of the biggest "stress" factors to a plant in flower is light leaking through into a pitch black room. The plant can turn into a hermaphrodite and pollenate itself, thus causing seeds with no male plants present. Not a big deal if you want some beans, but it seriously detracts from the...

The 24 hour thing is a waste of light time. Mother Nature doesn't block the sun for 24 hours when going from summer to fall. Granted, the change in hours of daylight is gradual, but there is no need for a dark period. In certain strains I suppose it may be possible that they show sex a bit...

Just a guess, but it looks like either over or underwatering. Try backing off on the nutes too.