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There is NO WAY anyone can tell strain from a photo. If you, or whoever grew it has no idea, nobody can tell you.

The light is the reason he/you are not seeing faster growth.

Same here, no yellowing till the very end as the plant ends it's life cycle.

Three 400 watters, even low heat CFL's, may be kicking out a bit too much heat for tiny seedlings.Move the lights a bit further away, see how they respond.

Let it grow. My thoughts on outdoor grows, unless in a greenhouse, is that Mother Nature will take care of her own.

Looks very healthy and nice! Don't mess up by being impatient now.

For the money you'd spend on LED lighting, you could buy a 600 or 1000 water HPS/MH and know what you're getting.

They either got pollenated before you noticed and removed the males, or you stressed them or did something else to cause them to turn into hermaphrodites. Let them grow, pick out the beans. That's pretty much all you can do now without totally starting over.

Perfect temp range. Anything under 70, or over 94 will slow growth.

First off, IMO, there's almost no such thing as vegging too long. I like 'em big. The first pic, looks like you could have trimmed a bit better, I see some leaf matter still hanging there, but no big deal. You can do another, more precise trim at any time. You said they're hanging in your tent...

I agree with most of the other posts here, quick drying is a waste of time and bud. I understand what it's like to be low, or out of smoke, but weall have friends or family that smoke also. You should be able to hit them up for a bit to get by on, or if needed, just buy a sack. Quick drying is a...

Looks very nice, but I'd give them at least another 10 to 14 days. The plant looks way too healthy still to be nearing the end, and by waiting, you'll see them fatten up and get quite a bit more dense. Not ready IMO.

Doesn't look anywhere near ready to me, judging by the photo you posted. And after cutting they do not need 100% darkness. Direct, bright light isn't good, but normal ambient lighting in a room will not hurt the cut buds. You can trim before or after drying, your choice, most trim before, or at...

That depends if it actually snapped, like broke, or just got bent real bad. If it actually snapped, depending on how far into the stalk the crack goes, it MAY be repairable. Try some gardener's tape around the crack, or even some masking tape. There are no guarantees it will survive though...

It's not dying but your lights are, and have been for a while obviously, way too far from the plant.That thing is stretched like crazy. Almost too late to make any real changes about that now, but look at it as a lesson learned. You may as well throw that poor thing into flower now and be happy...

You're a lot farther from harvest than three weeks. From the looks of that plant, it's barely three weeks in. Better lighting will definitely help. Looks like you've got about three more months till harvest looking at the Sativa dominancy in her. Yes it's flowering, yes you will EVENTUALLY get...

If you're growing outdoors, it's going to be nearly impossible to totally eradicate pests. Keep the area clean, try not to overwater, and you can also turn the dirt once in a while near the plants. Not sure if sand around the plants would help much outside, unless they're in pots as opposed to...

Never bought seeds in my life yet, unless you count those that come in bags, but, I know a lot of people harvest before true maturity. Just thinking, possibly, to get the true colors a certain strain is known for, or advertised as, some people may want to let the plants go beyond when they think...

I don't use any fancy devices, for me it's cut, drop in a glass of water and wait. But, the clones still have leaves which they use for photosynthesis, which in turn is what gives energy for new growth to the plant. Being that they're clones, the energy is used more for repairing the cut, hence...

Did you just cut off the bottom and leave the sides, so the roots can only grow downward? If so, that's your big mistake. You need to TOTALLY transplant it. Get rid of all the plastic so that it is nothing but the plant going into the new container. Sorry if my reply sounds sort of ignorant, but...