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Thank you for your response, both of you. First reply made me wonder how bad is it really to disturb the plants at night time by turning on the lights for one hour? ... because it has happened to me many times.

Does any kind of green light go? I mean.. if my plants are sleeping, but I want to do watering in the flowering room, can I use some kind of light which won't disturb the rhythm of the plants?

Yes, there are a bunch of white pistils indeed, but why are they taking so long? Could it be because of cold nights?

I was wondering how to properly make sure the right timing by looking at trichomes. I actually took samples from different places. Like 5 totally different places. I guess I will need to analyze trichomes from as much different areas as possible to get the most accurate results? How do you...

The thing is that they've been on 12/12 for 9 weeks and 2 days now, but they doesn't seem to be finishing yet... It's puzzling me. How much more to go?

Damn. Shouldn't have posted these without "zoomed out" pictures. I will take some normal pictures and update the thread in 6 hours...

Is it possible to tell from these pictures?

I basically need to make this blower less powerful than it is.

I don't want to burn it down, so I want to be sure if it would be okay to install a regulator (speed controller) on this type of fan.

I was wondering if you people ever get to deal with mold on your buds? What is the degree of harm it usually does? Does it usually occur in last few week of flowering when the plant's own immune system is starting to die? Is it easily spottable? What do you do in order to prevent it to happen?

Awesome idea. Just thinking about how many different species of insects are there in our world, it doesn't seem to be too far fetched of an idea to breed a certain type of insects that would effectively feed on spider mites and have them put aside as an alternative to bottles of chemical sprays...

I wanted to thank you all for this great information.

Transplant them into soil. It is a sure way to save them. I did it when this happened to me and it worked out very well for me. Works out for everyone. Doesn't really matter how bad your plants look. They will survive.

Oh, I see. Their growth seem to be stunted btw, but I'm not sure what's causing this. It happened right after snapping them though. I figured it's because of that. The biggest mystery for me still remains to be feeding correctly.

Ok, sorry. Never mind. I have calmed down now. I just don't want this to escalate and I'm hoping to find myself an experience grower or "friend" whom I could direct my questions to, because at the moment I have only one person who's helping me out with great information, but he has lots of...

But it's probably not the best idea to start asking for a help here, because I will quickly get labeled as rude and troll and what not.

I've been reading about how to spot symptoms of deficiency and over abundance in order to know how to keep the strength of my feeding solution at the right amount, but honestly, every fucking compound is connected to other compounds in a way unknown to me and if something gets over abundant, it...

As if it's a game of luck. No logic what so ever. Today they look good, but few weeks later they might as well be dead.