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Cannabis as houseplant

***Update***

I wanted to start by thanking everyone for their advice and their patience. It really appears to have helped. I believe I got my nutrient problem under control. Three of my four plants appear to be growing well. The fourth I believe is still recovering from a root rot problem.

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Yea I like that. I want to turn one of the smaller ones into a small bonsai mother similar to what you have going. I'm just nervous about cutting back the plant. I worry I would do it wrong and send it into shock
 
Update:

I moved the one tall plant upstairs under the sunroof, so the smaller plants can have more space.

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Curious question regarding nutes

A couple of my plants have been moved upstairs under the sunroof. It's getting much less light that those under the lamps. Am I fine to keep giving the the grow nutes, or should I be monitoring them in case they do accidentally flower. I'm assuming they would then need bloom nutes.
 
Just keep feeding them how you have been and watch them, if you start to flower and want buds with a little weight and flavor you will need to start feeding P&K.
Are you still using ppm's?
 
If you do choose to flower you will add your flowering nutrient to the mix till you see your ppm's go up to 1200 to 1300 range.
 
The one plant under the sunroof appears to have started flowering. This is the plant i took out from under my growlight because there simply wasn't going to be enough room. It's been upstairs for about a month now and just started to show this kind of growth. I've never flowered cannabis before, so I'm basing this on other pictures I've seen. The yield will probably be extremely small since the veg cycle was interrupted and the sunroof probably doesn't give optimal lighting.

I figure it can serve as a good trial run for when I flower the other plants. Given how small it is, I'm hoping it doesn't create too much odor.

When should I switch from Grow to Bloom nutes?

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Probably a pre-flower - long was to go before any actual flower - shouldn't really do much until it gets a reciprocating light cycle of 12/12.
 
Thanks. Learning something new all the time. It's winter here, so the sun is up at 8:00AM and down by 6:00PM. I assume that would be a 12/12 light cycle.
 
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