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You can go longer than 24, they supposedly add more canibinoids in darkness.

I would wonder how potency is affected too, I'll sub up and check in. Smoke report would be cool as well.

Well than your good to go! Good luck.

I transplanted one about 10 days into flowering, it just decided to get larger than the rest, it went well and is now in vigorous flowering.

I personally prefer to keep them under flouros for the 1st 2-3 weeks, but if you need to get them under the HID lamp, just keep it well away from them at first. After you see some vigor you can lower it.

They look pretty healthy, few spots on some leaves, this could be a few things, just keep an eye on it. Stay with the veg nutrients for the first 2-3 weeks of flowering, than introduce some flower nutrients.

Your fine, just keep it at the current setting, or if you want it at 9 and 9 sharp reset it quickly.

Cloning won't kill it, only risk is the clone dying.

Yeah I use mason jars myself.

If that's all you have, maybe you wanna clone the top off and get a mother, 2 birds with one stone.

If I'm not mistaken, I can see big swelled calyxs on some of those, so you are right about done, as jondamon said. Looking good, have fun with your impending harvest.

No just keep it 12/12, that wont speed anything up using 10/14, will only probably limit growth in flower.

It depends on genetics mainly, but 11 weeks is a pretty long, some sativas can go longer than that, but the average time for indicas are around 7 - 10 weeks usually.

This is the one I said I have seen it all now, lolz.

I have seen it all now, the last bastion. Oops I quoted the wrong 1.

I don't know why, but whenever I have had a female go hermie it has been the bananas.

The best I have ever grown, you wont find it from a seed broker. It was a Jamaican strain from some smuggled back seeds. The reason it's my favorite, probably taste, hard to pinpoint what it was, as all Jamaican strains were imported there. But I will never forget this, it was also the first I...

Whats the numbers on it, for the guaranteed analysis?

Are those buds all as thick as they look? They look plump in those pics. Very pretty effect too btw.

Yeah you can always do it that way, but it makes you waste the trouble of getting the pots ready for ones that don't sprout.