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An hour or two here and there is no big deal. Light leaks during darkness would be far more harmful that a little bit longer or shorter time in full light or total dark. Basically no, nothing to worry about.

Looks delicious, nice job!

Just read this whole journal, you effing rule Doe! Love what you've got going on there, keep it up.

Looks great, nice plant! Enjoy!

No worries at all. It's only at 9ish weeks, give it a good 12 weeks or so before expecting to see things change. And remember, patience is key, a watched pot never boils and all that.

Yes, that is much better. Even better than that is to paint the walls white, if possible. If you don't want to, or can't paint, the mylar blanket is good stuff. Try to smooth it out as much as possible when using it.

Congrats on your first harvest! It gets easier, and better, from here on out, enjoy.

I agree with riddleme,on your post being some of the worst misinformation. Yes, it is just a weed and will grow almost anywhere, under almost any conditions, but your advice is some of the worst I've seen. You need to do some reading on here and learn a real way to grow. Lots of good advice on...

You forgot to tell him to get rid of that foil. It has zero reflectivity and can actually harm your plants.

As jawbrodt said, the number of fingers on the leaves has nothing to do with which sex it is. You said that you "know" females are seven, or nine or more, whereas males are only five per leaf, that is absolutely untrue. Please do not post false information on here, you'll only get other people...

Old seeds, new seeds, they will all grow. I've got beans that are well over 20 years old, they come up every time, no worries.

The main problem is they get too tall, and the main stalk, or trunk, depending on how big you let them get, cannot support the weight once the buds start filling out and getting heavy. Lots of people seem to not like taller plants. Another reason is that the spacing between the nodes and...

It can ideed be done, did it for years. It takes forever, thin, airy buds, tall, ugly, sort of like the OP's photos(sorry), but yeah, it can be done. Get yourself a few decent wattage CFL bulbs, but make sure it's the true wattage, not the usage watt rating. There are some nice CFL's on the...

Maybe 1/2 to 1oz.You can figure roughly 1/4 to 3/8 or so of the wet weight.

That thing is nowhere near ready to cut. The buds are barely developed, all thin and tons of leaf growth still. Your choice, but I'd let her go at least a few more weeks. Your pot looks big enough, I'd pump some good nutes in there and let those buds fatten up and ripen more.

We need more info, such as, what type of grow medium are you using, soil,hydro? What kind of nutrients are you giving it, if any, and how much? What's the watering schedule. More info will help on getting advice.

Hate to barge in, but yeah, I dig probo's avatar too, big fan of belly buttons. Lucky you if that's your girl.

The easiest, and by far most successful method for me has always been to just poke my finger in the soil, drop seed in, cover with soil, and water. Mother nature takes care of her own. I've done the paper towel thing in the past with no problems, but it's just another unneeded, unnecessary step...

Looks like they won't be done even by day 60. Those things have at least 3-4 weeks or more. The buds are thin and scraggly, not full at all, the hairs(pistils) are still all white and fresh, and she seems to want to keep growing more. Looks very healthy and happy, let it go to maturity. If you...

If they're only at 11 weeks, you may be cutting early. Sativas are notorious for taking a long time to finish. The hairs(pistils) turning color has almost zero to do with ripeness or maturity, it's all about the color of the trichomes. If you don't have a magnifying glass or a loupe, I'd hold...