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Those don't lok like they'll be quite ready in the next two weeks. They may very well add some weight and fill out between now and then, but I wouldn't set a specific harvest date yet. Best bet is wait it out, you'll know when they're really ready.

A QP off a two foot tall plant? Good luck. Your expectations are a bit far fetched with the way you're limiting yourself.

I think your main problem was feeding any type of nutrients to seedlings. There's a good chance you fried those tiny things. And for future reference, there's no need, and usually no use, to follow any watering "guides". Water as the plant needs it. As the others said, depending on what lighting...

Four inch pots are just for starting plants. By week two or three, they'll need bigger homes.

No such thing as too big, that's personal preference and is sometimes a matter of height restrictions in your grow area.

Ann Arbor, Southfield, and Kzoo have dispensaries. You can also try Craigslist, but you really need to be legal.

The best thing, and also the hardest lesson to learn about growing is patience. Plants definitely lok very nice, but DO NOT rush cutting. It will be the biggest mistake you can make. The buds lok nice now, no denying that, but give them at least two more full weeks, preferably four, and you will...

Tall plants are not a waste of time, effort, or money. Mine are routinely 4-5 feet tall and not stretched at all. I just don't "force" them to flower after a mere 4-6 weeks. The advice above, about moving the light is bad, unless you're looking for a lanky, stretched plant. If you want tall, yet...

No offense here, but they look like crap. Nodes are way too far apart due to stretching, which means your light(s) are too far away, move them closer. Also, get rid of the aluminum foil, that will lead to hot spots and it has almost zero reflectivity. You're better off painting the walls white...

Ares is a P2P music site, I use it mainly for chat. There was/is a woman on there with the same name as you, just thought it may be you.

I don't play the guessing game thing, too many variables, but VERY nice first grow.

One single CFL will not produce much at all. If you can't or don't want to invest in HID right now, you should at the very least get a few more CFL's on there. Buy the socket splitters to basically get two lights from one receptacle and if you can, get another 3-5 CFL's on there, you'll see a...

Must be in NZ, hope everything is OK there.

I use it through veg and flower, pretty much from about three weeks in till chop day.

BAD idea, do not put bud in baggies, you're compounding the moisture problem bigtime. Curing should be done in glass jars, not baggies. Baggies will retain moisture and to some degree even help to create more leaving you open to bud rot, mold, and a crappy taste overall. In dire situations, you...

Even in the most airtight vacuum sealed bags, freezing is not a good idea. There are so many things that can go wrong, the least of which being a few lost trichomes. Freezing creates condensation which can lead to mold, bud rot and a host of other problems. Not a good idea.

DO NOT put your bud in the freezer, you're asking for mold and rot. Any moisture left in them will condensate inside the jar, creating more moisture, not good. Just keep them in a closet or cupboard or anywhere else not brightly lit, but absolutely not the freezer.

Could just be taking longer, something in the genes went wrong possibly. Keep them going, they should eventually flower for you.

Bottom flowers do not receive the same amount of light as the tops, therefore they grow and mature slower. That plant still has a good three to four weeks to go till it's near ready. I advise against cutting anything now as it will only stress the plant to try to repair what you cut, hence...

Throw it out, it's only use is to prolong the "live" look of already cut (dead) flowers.