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Lots of uses, butter, hash, oil. Look up some threads on here. Love making butter myself, great for cookies, brownies, or even just spread on toast in the morning for a little jump-start to the day.

Totally false. I've never bought seeds yet, just growing bagseed for the last four years and it comes out great. Maybe not quite as good as $40 seeds bought from a seedbank, but it tastes great, has an incredible buzz and I can guarantee it's nothing like the original smoke that it came from...

Let's hope the taste of the sheep crap doesn't permeate the bud. Looks quite healthy.

Could be anywhere from three days to three weeks, depending on how mature the plant is. People who force flowering before the plant is mature, say 18 inches or four to six weeks old, typically don't see flowers as fast as those who let the plant mature more naturally.

Better to do it early than late. If roots are coming out the bottom, you definitely need to move them to a bigger home.

Transplant it into a bigger pot with decent soil ASAP, just to start. give it some advanced nutrients B52

Very nice, but they could have gone longer just by pistil color. You'll definitely enjoy your harvest, but going by what I can see in those pics, still a bit premature. Had you let the pistils change color and recede, and the buds fatten up, my guess is you would have gotten about 1/3 more in...

Two weeks was WAY too long, sorry about your luck.

Vegetative time is directly linked to your time and space restrictions. You can go 12/12 from seed and harvest a few grams if you're lucky, or you can veg for longer periods to obtain a bigger plant, thus a bigger harvest. The veg stage is totally up to the grower, although the plants will...

I've been reading that for a few years now on here, and to some degre it's true. Mine have never doubled in size though, maybe because I'm a soil grower using CFL's and not MH or HID lighting. The height will absolutely increase though, Mine just never actually double or even come close. I will...

Rainwater has no nutrients in it. Where would they come from? It is however better than tap water, well water, RO water or distilled water. It is(usually, depending on where you live) naturally PH'd because it has not been filtetred in any way. Nothing has been added or detracted from it. It is...

DST has nothing to do with the actual light cycle. Your plant will still get the same amount of light, even more so since we are heading into spring/summer and the daylight hours are slowly getting longer. DST is only noticeable by our clocks, the plant does not know that the clocks have changed.

Be sure to keep the soil moist, not wet nor dry, but damp. If they started to sprout and the soil was dry, they have nothing to feed off of and will dry out and die. On the other hand, if it's too wet they will basically drown.

Who the hell grinds seeds?!

Once they are dying or dead, feel free to pluck them off. They can no longer photosynthesize and provide nothing to the plant. Some people get carried away when doing this and there are two schools of thought on doing so. Yes, the plant will be able to focus more energy into the flowers without...

The only way I can think of is give the smaller one 24 hours of light. This will work only if the other is on 18/6 or 20/4 though, and may not even work being that sativas take much longer to grow.

If height is the issue, why not try some LST or supercropping to shorten the height?

If you want them to bloom, to go into flower, why would you switch back to 20/4, especially since they are autos? The point of growing autoflowering plants is so that you don't have to worry about switching light schedules. I've never done an auto myself, but as with any plant, switching light...

Yes, looks like it's definitely time to move to a bigger home.

Way too many variables to even guess. Post a photo the day you plan to cut to get a semi-accurate guess on your yield.