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yep high temps will not kill your plant, just make it grow less... better than not growing at all

looks fine to me... i've grown plants in same pots, no harm in that, esp with such big containers use neem oil to counter pests outside they will start flowering late july or early august then you can tell their sex

yep 1 tspn per gallon is the dosage adds about 50-70 ppm

funny, last year i had a plant that grow 3' tall... and only started flowering in autumn... this year they have hardly grown before flowering.

I'm growing basils but they're like autoflowers... flowering in mid may. no matter how many flowers i pull out they just keep coming more and more.

i've heard plants like to get light

it will flower, just not very effectively. WW stretch a lot and for a long time (but at 3 weeks you're already at the end, they should stop very soon) and take long to start flowering (about when they stop stretching). the more bulbs you have, and the closer you can keep them to all parts of...

hmmm. you're right it doesn't. that really sucks. why would anyone use it idk. watering guide? it's very simple, water when your soil is quite dry two inches inside, and the pot is light to lift. once you've established a feeding dosage that your plant like, use it every other watering in...

what your plant is lacking is light... you shouldn't grow a plant that tall with 150w HPS. for next time :)

the only way to flower using cfls is to keep your plant as short and compact as possible using LST or scrog

looks overwatered to me. perhaps the soil is too heavy but i think you would be better off letting it dry more between waterings, till you stick your finger and its very dry inside, and the pot is very light to lift. also maybe time to lift the plant and check to see if the roots have taken...

an even better way to strengthen them is to have a fan blowing at them from afar (an oscillating fan so it's not constant). but of course it's not really mandatory. and i kinda disagree - I had my coco seedlings in bad shape at first because I was starving them and they wouldn't grow, but once...

oh but it does! it says so on the label, don't it?

neem is never harmful to plants. i've sprayed it on seedlings, they were fine with it.

that ain't no good you need hps bro and if you can't get that CFLs warm white can get in any convenience store i believe as much as you possibly can and keep your plant short and your lights close

indeed odd. don't know what to tell you about that! would think it's just pre flowers but you say like 1-2 weeks... strange. as for the original post - they turned out to be autos indeed, and their children too (even outdoors, started flowering in may!)

overwatering? :\

i've been there man, i know it :)

it's cool :) tap water's fine too, as long as it's not too hard (ppm < 250). but it's probably the reason why your pH is acting that way. some hydro nutrients help to buffer it down, I know mine do (HESI)

go to a hydro shop, they have the lights, if you can afford HID lights (HPS) it's best. if not, CFLs will do. but forget about these plants - if you wanna grow, do some reading before and do it right, it's big fun but indeed a LOT is involved.