Irydyum.... their health looks good. Just the bottom fan leaves that are starting to turn yellow like you said. Other than that... they are just beautiful. My camera is a cheap one from Wal-Mart, so it does not take good pics, or it could just be me. Anyhow, with the highs being close to 80 during the day, I'll leave them in the ground as long as I can, but plan on pulling them when most of the trichomes are milky. I've read that was best. There is literally no where to grow inside here. Not with my two kids... just not safe enough. This winter I'm planning on getting the ground ready for where my Veg garden will be next year and I plan on using the veg garden to hide my plants. I've heard of several people here who alternate tomato plants and pot plants. SO, I'll give it a try. Also I plan on having the whole yard fenced in and the garden itself fenced in as well. Just to keep the dogs out mostly and I plan on getting rid of my neighbors dog before hand. Their dogs will come and take item off your porch and drag whatever they can to their yard. I've rescued so many pairs of shoes, it ain't funny. If I was to cover my plants outside, well, it would draw too much attention to them and yes, I have one very nosey neighbor. November is just way too cold to grow outside. The only thing I have in my yard that blooms in October is my Conferdate Rose Tree. It's full of blooms that will be opening soon. Unfortunatley we live on top of natural underground springs, that when it rains a lot they will pop up in the yard, which is great for my green grass, just not the right kind of grass. Only the back of yard will work cause I don't want to dig into the springs. Too much water will cause root rot. I did, I think figure out that my plants are either Indica or Sativa. My husband and I argue over which. I'll try to get some more pics and see if any are good to post. Thanks for checking in and all your help. I've printed several articles on Harvesting and Curing. Going today to get some mason jars with lids for the curing and storing.