Okay, well thanks. But unfortunately that advice won't be necessary... I got good news and bad. The bad... I was wrong. Not 3 females. I've let these 2 males sit in there for days cuz i couldn't see cuz of the leaves i wanted to trim. So that really sucks. I covered each with a bag before cutting them out. The balls weren't open, so hopefully i got to it in time. I really don't think they were showing before today, cuz i looked pretty thoroughly. And to think, i almost didn't check on them today... Okay, now the good news... I re-arranged the lights yesterday, and today, the one ACTUAL female had leaves pointed upwards! Instead of all slouchy and droopy. And because of the removal of the other 2 plants, that's 200+W and 80000+ lumens per square meter, absorbed by one plant, and it makes it easier to position it under the light. I said earlier i was expecting one, and as a newbie, i'm kinda glad, this makes things a lot more simple, and makes it so i can focus on this one plant. So in the end, the bad news KINDA is good news, in an ironic way. I'd rather have half an ounce of chronic than half a pound of crap. But i have a question... How long will it take before i know if those males pollenated my female, and what should i be looking for. Cuz i'll seriously drop the whole grow and clone this female out if it ends up she was pollenated. Good weed here is hard to come by, and i don't smoke unless its good. And if she's pollenated, will cloning her still produce all females?