I'll post more pictures tomorow when I get home, because the plant is pretty much in the same condition as when those pictures were taken. Would leaving the fan on in there strengthen the stem, or just cause too much stress for the plant, because leaving it on makes the plant move all over the place, it's REALLY flimsy. Also, on each of the nodes, I can clearly see two little things, that look like those female things. I was surprised by this... I mean, the plant is only starting it's 4th node... and has stretched ALOT... If it is an early sign of a female, I sure as hell hope it lives... The leaves aren't crispy, and they are still green except for the first set of "true leaves" which are getting yellow and dry. My friend transplanted it from the ground (natural soil) into a pot with the natural soil in it, then I transplanted it into shultz soil and perlite mixed 80%/20%... I also am leaving it on a 24/0 light schedule, as that's what my seedlings are used to. Obviously the soil and the light schedule are quite different from the outside midwest weather. When should I start seeing signs of improvement or death? Oh and GK, I have a 75 watt flouro grow light (you can see my grow room in my "I need help fast!" post in the basic growing forum. Currently that light is sitting on top of the pot, so it is only about 2 inches away from my seedling which is developing the second (after the true leaves) nodes. The flouro is also reaching the big plants first leaves. For lighting on the big plant right now, I have a small aquarium light bulb probably less than 30 watts a little less than an inch away from where the plant is developing it's first set of five leaflets. Garden Knowm, I know if anyone can help me, it's probably you (and all the other experts), I've read alot of your threads and you seem to know what you're talking about regarding cultivating pot. How old do you think the plant is? My friend's uncle had found it in the backyard the other day. Apparently there were more, that my friend accidentally mowed over. And they aren't wild hemp or anything like that... they were all growing where my friend's uncle throws his seeds.