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I have heard some people mention that usually the males show their balls before the females pistils emerge..and then theres the factor of and indica/sativa strain acting on the amount of light hours. my question is with my 3 plants..one of them has shown its pistils but is more indica...

Usually 2 new leaves grow from the middle of the last 2, but now the next set of new leaves are growing to the side and off of the main stem. It looks like there may be new leaves growing right in the middle as well. What made this happen? Is it growing 2 main colas now? I don't understand how...

according to weather.com looks like im gettin more like 14hrs of daylight...i wasnt thinking in terms of the sky still being light rather my grow spot. anyways I have drilled some holes on the bottom so there shouldnt be any risk of drowning or lack of oxygen. Could/should i lst them at this point?

i realize they are small but i didnt think the size mattered when its time to flower?(which should be happening pretty soon based on the decrease in light hours over the past few weeks)

the root system remained pretty intact and the bucket is holeless.wasnt sure if that was necessary .would it be alright to drill some on the corner since directly on the bottom would be difficult?

They were all originally in the ground but I transplanted into that 5 gal bucket and relocated for security reasons under short notice and the bucket was all I could find suitable(did not have time to dig new holes). Soil is a 3 month feed kind(Expert Grow brand?) though it is not MG dont know...

My plants are 2 MONTHS OLD and all about one foot tall...I figure there is not enough light. Moved 'em to a better spot a couple weeks ago and it seems to be better but what is making these plants so puny? They are also all still growing 3-fingered leaves which doesn't seem normal to me, but...

Does anyone know if there are any great advantages of planting by the moon phases?