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Yes. You can even cover the plant to give it 12 hours to compensate for light or bad weather too.

Yes you can flower them,but why just grow to harvest small smoke? You'll regret it later when you steam it and you don't have any more of that strain.

Mutation. Let it go; sometimes in the end when the mutated part of plant grows out it will still be a good harvest. If it has any seeds I would trash them.

Sativa dom. You can tell by the far inter nodal spacing between the bud sites.

If the leaves were curling and turning yellow with brown rusty spots then you would need Potassium. The plant is green and looks healthy; it could just be a trait of that strain. I wouldn't worry about the leaf curling a little at the tip.

The light green can be genetics too. If you don't see any yellowing in the veg stage then you won't need any Nitrogen.

How tall is she? Do you want to flower her now? She will flower during the Fall.

Your plant can be put to flower as soon as it has five nodal branches (12"). The plant will flower either when the daylight is shorter than night or if the plant is a auto flower breed.

One plant is just stronger than the other.

You're right when they wilt that is when they are using the stored light energy to rebuild and build cells and infrastructure of the plant and leaves.

absolutely.

UMMM Basil!! Tastes delicious dried and ground up on top of garlic bread!!!

If the plant grew as a Herman then look out for your Fems',but if it started out a female and then turned Herman then the pollen isn't potent;in other words the plant is shooting blanks because it was originally a Fem. Now if the plant was a fem and turned Herm because of poor cultivation...

Mos def! That way you open the smaller bud sites to more light; thus that will make the smaller buds big, juicy nuggets!

Do you know if you're growing all the same strain?

The purple on the stem is genetic.

Looks good to me.

When we talk about "dry" we mean the soil is crusty at the top. If you check your soil and it's moist not wet; then you don't need to water them until the first 1/2 to an 1" inch of soil is crusty.

Nice foliage!!

Yeah what do they weigh? They look phat!