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I've done this before on a small scale and it worked just fine. Just make sure the environment is optimal. ( RH,Temp,Fan) Oh and make sure it's clean.

No worries, bud is still bud haha. Also taller plants doesn't mean more yield. There are many other factors, don't focus on height alone. Height can also mean a smaller yield :)

Autoflowers will bud on a schedule, you can give them 24 hours of light and they'll still bud. Also when your lights are further away from the plant it promotes the plant to grow taller to reach the lights whereas when they are closer they bush out more. You have to find the sweet spot to get...

One key difference you could try looking for is that with light burn, the yellowing usually starts from the top part of the plant ( where the light is closest) whereas with nitrogen deficiency it would usually start from the bottom part of your plant. This is not a 100% way to tell the...

That's going to be a bit difficult. If there are other females in the grow area. I'd remove the herme if you want to keep the rest as unpollinated females. If this is your only plant, don't worry, a herme has more thc than it's male counterpart. Smoke around the seeds. Think of it this way, male...

This is just my 2cents, don't take it as a guarantee since it's hard to tell from the pictures.

It looks like it needs a bit more time buuut better pics of the actual bud where the strings are visible would help.

I'd check PH and go easy on nutes. Honestly i'd stop nutes for a while and give it time to recover but that's just a personal opinion. In the future give less than the recommended level of nutes, better that its a bit under than over. No worries, it shouldn't die, they are resilient , it's just...

Well said, i usually trim all fan leafs ( Larger leafs) then hang the branches to dry, after the drying process is complete i'd do further trimming right before jarring them to cure. It depends on your environment in the end, more leafs = more moisture = more dry time.

If they are autoflowing strains, they will flower regardless of light schedule. Also to flower non-autoflowing plants, they would need 12hours or more of uninterrupted darkness.

I'd love a treehouse supported by my favorite plants haha

Real talk tho, ive heard people getting near a pound out of an autoflower ( Very controlled enviroment, with co2 etc ) and i've seen pictures of trees 350+ ft tall outdoors grow haha.

Oh dude, you have two pots. You're def getting two pounds.

Just a pound? Nah man i'm going for 10. xD

Just a little bit of fun haha Almost in the 2nd week of flowering. I could of probably vegged another 2-3 weeks but it's too late now haha ( Not gonna reveg )

Ahh yes i just went over the manual for the lights..It stated 24", i realized i measured the 18-20inches myself based on the previous batch of plants :)

The angle of the picture is different ( I didn't take this one ) , however this is it 2 days later. Will update you when there's more noticeable growth.

Hahaha

Hopefully , this is some good information, thank you. It helps me set some sort of benchmark for myself so i can keep improving :)