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Hermie . Sad to say . Is it just the lower branches ?

If you mean the harvested plant still in the pot , yes . Keep it under 18-24 hours of light and it will revegitate . It takes a while but when you see it growing normal leaves again you can cut clones . They make good mothers .

They look good to me .

There is no real answer other than from nothing up to maybe a pound . First time you'd be doing very well if they turn out 4-6 oz . A lot will happen between now and harvest . My best advice is don't love them to death , don't over water. , and don't over feed .

New growth or old growth before they were clipped and rooted ? Pics ?

I'd have to think that the time for the graft to heal would negate any time gained by a larger root system . Might be a push , or possibly add time .

You could spray the ones you see with 3% peroxide cut 50/50 with water . You can get Gnatrol at most home improvement stores and dissolve it and water in for the rest . They're not hard to kill .

Looks like fungus gnat larvae to me .

Patches and my 12 yo buddy Jake would make a good pair !

I grew 3 different strains from seeds found in dispensary weed one year a ways back . All were found in weed labeled "2nd" cut . They were all female and they were all very good smoke . They went directly in the ground , no pots .

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My main concern would be bringing bugs inside . Bringing cuts grown outdoors to an indoor grow gives me the heebie jeebies .

Garden Tone outdoors since the early 80's . We used to buy bulk blood meal , bone meal , dry chicken manure , and green sand and mix up large batches . One year all the blood meal was rancid and out of necessity we used Espoma . Never went back .

To put it very simply , in most cases you would go to flowering schedule when a plant has vegged to 1/3 to 1/2 the size you want it to be at maturity . Most strains I've grown will double in size during flower , some triple , and a few sativas even more . How long that takes is dependent on...

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It's an often asked question with no answer . Until you have a plant that's ready to chop and good pics it can't even be a wild ass guess .

There's a thread here ... https://www.rollitup.org/t/old-school-skunk-whos-found-it.943043/

No .

Lower left , that's my boy !

Looks like a hermie to me . As said you can pick them off but you need to be vigilant .