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If that's your preference....But 24 for veg is just fine. Easier to just leave it on all the time, less to go wrong. I've seen many a harvest with no issues.

While it doesn't need sun just yet, it needs warmth. A single CFL works well, provides enough heat to keep it warm and will give it a bit of light once it breaks the surface. I like to give it light, kinda like nature it gets light when it meets the surface. I had one come up this AM and...

Cool...good luck. Remember it's a learning process so those ladies are gonna keep you on your toes till you get a few harvests under your belt.

I've used sand before to get rid of gnats. It worked great, the sharp edges kill off the larve. Just put a layer on top of the soil and it should work just fine. It won't hurt your plants any. Neem oil is another alternative. Organic and safe for plants.

It's preferable to trim buds while they are fresh as it is easy for the trichs to break and fall off when dry.

Then she is ready to harvest whenever you want. No or few amber trichs will give you a more cerebral high and mostly amber will give you a couchlock high. It's all up to you now.

I would just give it water for a bit, then flush if you see more signs of burning. And I don't think your plant is rootbound. If it was rootbound you would have to water all the time, how often do you water? If you are watering every day or even twice a day it is definitely rootbound. It...

Definitely a male

Lookin good...you can flower whenever you want.

Best to look at trichomes to see how far along they are. Most harvest when trichs have all turned cloudy and most at turning amber. If they are still clear you have a few weeks to go. Have you fed it recently, the last pic almost looks like nute burn the way the tips of the leaves are turning...

Lookin good though....be patient....it will be worth the wait.

900 ppm sounds like a good level for the stage you are at. Are the very tips of new growth showing any sings of nute burn? Usually the tips will get light and turn brown. Just the very tips though. This is usually a sign that your feedings are a bit strong. You will notice this before...

I would probably try to bury it up a bit. You can also use wire ties or something to try and support it until it gets stronger. If your stem is weak you will have problems later when buds start to get big.

Ha...that's cool. Free buds....score

Yup...like indipow said that is the plant stretching to the light. Generally you keep your flouro as close as possible without touching your plant.

I have no idea what that is....probably cause I'm working all the damn time.

Yeah keep it somewhere not very humid. A bit of air circulation will also help avoid mold. Cool temps should be fine.

No doubt...balls galore

Looks to me like nute burn. How old is she and whats the ppm of your feeding?

A better way to test soil ph is to water with neutral ph water then test the water coming out the bottom of the pot. I've used ph strips to do that before. I would suggest adding lime to your soil, it will naturally keep the ph stable so you don't have to worry about soil ph. Monitoring the...