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Drying time is directly related to the humidity of your area. I'm in Michigan, very humid summers, very dry winters. In summer if I have something drying, it usually takes 2-5 days maximum, even with the humidity. In winter it can be as little as 36 hours until the buds are crispy and I almost...

Very thin still, you're going to need those extra few weeks, plus some maybe. Now is not the time to get impatient. Let them finish and you'll be rewarded.

Three weeks flower is nothing, they've just begun. Give it time and they'll fill out.

Depending on how long the roots were exposed, it should be fine. Try to get it some water right away when you get it back in the pot. Also, since it's already out, now may be a good time to transplant it if it was in a smaller pot. Try to keep the cat away from now on too.

Yes they will swell more given time, and some help. 350 isn't much, especially with CFL's, very little light penetration. Splurge and get some nutrients for it and you'll see a big difference most likely. Or you can continue as you are and it will get bigger and better, but most assuredly take...

I just use small pots to start with, I guess about the size of a "party cup". From there it's right into their final home, which are anything from 3 to 5 gallon pots, or buckets. No need to transplant every few weeks or so. Just let them get healthy and a relatively decent size in their starter...

Nothing beats good old Mr. Sun. Go for it. Direct sunlight is not needed and too much can actually hurt your plant, especially that hot Aussie sun. Plants absorb different spectrums of light so even if your plant is somewhat shaded, the ambient light still helps photosynthesis. This is a part of...

Five weeks is nothing, sounds like trouble to me. Best bet is to segregate the plant(s) with the pollen from the others and pray it didn't hit them too hard. There is also DutchMasters Reverse. I've never had the need for it but I hear and read it can save crops. Good luck.

That's much dumber to say, think, or believe than what DD said. Even the best "genetics" can be easily ruined by careless growing, or thinking that because it's some fancy high priced seed it will be good. Care of the grow FAR outweighs any genetics.

I disagree, you have a few more weeks left at least. The flowers are still loking very healthy, including new growth and all the leaves surrounding the flowers are very green as well. When the plant gets closer to the end, the leaves will begin to go yellow and brown and fall off. Yours still...

Good to see I'm not the only one who lets the plant grow a bit before flowering. Well done.

Three days is not long, even for a plant that seems extra thirsty. I'd water them good before you leave and not even worry about things, they'll be fine.

You CANNOT beat the sun for growing. Nothing man-made even really comes close, so you're good as far as lighting. The Miracle Grow, you'll get a million opinions on, some like it, some hate it. If it works for you, stick with it. As long as the nighttime temps don't dip much below 40 degrees...

Cops don't monitor credit card receipts, you're fine.

First off, unless you live somewhere that it's 100% legal to grow(and that place doesn't actually exist) you're an idiot for not even considering getting busted. Even state legalized growers employ some sort of stealth when setting up shop. No clue where you are but getting caught is ALWAYS a...

Pistons? WTF!? If it's yellowish and somewhat banana shaped, your plant has turned hermaphrodite on you. I don't see it in your photo either, but if you see it and from your description, you are the (not so) proud father of a shemale. If you have other plants nearby I suggest you move the...

The smell will still be there whether it is vaped or smoked traditionally. Your best bet is to either learn to go without for a few hours, get high before you board, or possibly carry a small air freshener with you and sneak a few hits in the bathroom onboard.

It will curl back down. The root(s) seek nourishment and there is none in air, therefore it will curl under to reach into the soil.

They'll be fine as long as the soil was kept moist, no worries. Leave them be, keep the soil moist, but not wet, and you'll see little sprouts in a matter of days.

Hard to tell from the blurry photo, but the middle one may be female. The last one is absolutely a male, and most likely the first also, but the first two photos are blurry so........