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If you're going to do that I would suggest just water curing instead. If you wet your buds and then let them dry out they are in perfect conditions for mold to grow. If you do decide to wash them off, don't do it more than once and make sure the buds get dry in a timely manner before any mold...

I'd stop your nutes either right now or continue for one more week and then stop. You probably have between 2-4 weeks before you're finished depending on how mature you want your plant to get and depending on whether or not you want all of your pistils to be amber. Make sure you flush for at...

first 2 pictures are definitely male

They are most likely shriveling up because you are over watering! Only water once every 2-3 days when the soil looks dry!!!

Looks good so far but I would recommend moving your lights closer to your plants. Keep CFLs about one inch from the plants for best results.

You obviously don't know what you're saying... having an extra 250w is ALWAYS better than not having it (unless you have extreme heat issues, which the OP has stated he does not) Use both your lights!!

Its hard to tell from just one picture but I'd say you've got about a month if you want to let the plant mature most of the way.

I'd say if you let that plant grow out as long as it wants to that you will get more than 1oz maybe 2oz.

They look like either they have gotten too much heat or you fed them too many nutes. I would flush and make sure that your plants are not too close to your lights. I would also make sure that you have enough ventilation.... throw a fan on them for a day or two just to be sure that its not your...

60w of cfls is not that much light, but it should be enough if you have no other alternative. Also, you should know that cool white is okay but not the BEST spectrum for vegging. Copied from wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Compact_fluorescent_lamp 'Warm white' or 'Soft white'...

I believe the hermies will pollinate your other females just like any other male plant if you don't move them to a secluded area. Can anyone confirm?

Sativa usually grow to be considerably taller than indica as far as I know. As to whether or not it affects growth as early on as the seedling stage, I don't know.

Harvest that shit already =)