what do you think ?

ok these are 2 months old veg and 6th day of flower... i going nuts to tell whats what ive seen lots of pics and think the ones deffinitly a female and one maybe a male the 2 i got closeups of are 2 weeks older then the other 3 other 3 still dont have anything at all in the nodes but these 2 i dont know but the one bigger ones got what i think are hairs but i dunno my 1st grow are maybe there starting to bud allready ? the tops looks different then they have before and are starting to feel solid not fluffy when they were growing the first two pics i think are the male but it looks like the tops turning into buds i dunno and the second one is thin one i think is the female 3 dont know yet and the far left one i thinks the male and the front right one i thinks the female ...

how often do you water?

man too much watering!

i water them ever 2-3 days but them 2 in the back corner are allways droopy i dont think ive ever seen them strait i can go a week without watering them 2 and there still droopy so i just water them when the soil actually starts creating crevices and splitting into large cracks and they still stay droopy i dunno but the other ever couple days more now that there under the hps kuz it drys the soil out i think
but what do u think bout the pics and how big they are for 2 months i vegged with aboiut 400 watts acutall watts of cfl

its all just bagseed too btw
i use alaska moorbloom now i used alaska fish emulsion during veg and i used too mutch moorbloom their first dose and gave them yellow spots
how do i know when the plant is rootbound and can i transplant during flowering ?

they look good you should definatly flower now you could easily harvest alot of budfrom all of em if they are all females
they are gonna be big too!!

Your plants don't look right to me. I suspect some/most of them are root-bound.
The one in the white planter, pic 5 . . . looks like you simply could lift it and add soil to that same planter. Dry soil stays in place better than wet in transplanting. I suggest filling your planters fuller initially.

I don't know what it is, but those plants look ill?

they got a little nute burn from switching to the moorbloom but other then that i think they look good up close the one in the white planted i thinks the male the other other buckets i got bigger are 5 gallon buckets i guess i could put them in that the one thats female i think has stopped growing if it turns out that the one is male could i rip it out and use the dirt from that one to fill up the bucket with and i guess id need more also to fill it ... will it shock them too mutch to transplant now that there flowering
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yea you were right mr fishy about being rootbound i went and bout a bag of dirt and some gravel filled the bottom of the 5gal bucket with about 3" of gravel and the rest with dirt cut the sides of the potter down 2 sides and lifted the entire pot of dirt out entire dirt was a solid mass of roots so i put in the pot and filled around it with soil should help i guess thanks for the info