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Based on the bud pic, at least a week or two, the buds still have some swelling to do, and you want 98% the pistils shriveled and red/brown. A good indicator of near harvest is when the plant stops drinking water.

It's not Ca, it could be Mg, or even iron or sulphur (unlikely). Do a foliar spray of epsom salts and if it's Mg it will turn around quickly. Since it's affecting the new/upper growth it's a non-mobile nutrient.

They look close, but a picture of the whole bud, up close, would help. The trichs on the sugar leaves turn before the the ones on the caylxes.

It's incredibly subjective, and IMHO depends on your age and what you've been exposed to. My era was the 70's on the West Coast, so the epic strains then were Acapulco Gold, Panama Red, Columbian, Maui Wowie, and Thaistick. Then I spent serveral years in Humboldt County in the mid 70's to...

What @DeadHeadX said ^^^^^^!

Sounds like it should be fine without additional nutes, at least for a while. It certainly doesn't look like it's suffering any ill effects or deficiencies.

I'm not familiar with that soil, but since it has earthworms castings, guano, and meals, it should have enough nutes for a while. What does the Mother Earth recommend?

If you're going to grow organic, you'll need bigger containers, a 3 gallon is small for organic. I'd use at least 5 gal and 7.5 or 10 gal would be better, for increased yield. IF you use molasses 1-3 tablespoons per gallon is recommended, a teaspoon isn't going to do much.

Cotlyedons always die at one point or another. The plant looks healthy. What are you growing in? It may already have some mild nutes in it.

If you want to try full organic then just get some geoflora or Gaia green, etc dry nutes, and use them. I have used the FF trio for years and it works well, last grow I used GroFlora, and it worked well too. I grow in FF Ocean forest.

Looks fine, what kind of light is that?

That light is not going to work. It’s 8 watts. Thats why the plants are so tall, they’re reaching for light. You’d be much better off putting them in a sunny windowsill until you can get a real light. Even a 100 or 150 watt led would work.

Yes, it'll be fine.

You definitely need better light, not incandescent, or fluorescent, get some LED’s. The plants are kinda small for 4 weeks. When you transplant bury that stem almost up to the cotyledons. Better light will really help them grow.

Ride it out, start watering a little further out from the plant, you want to force the roots to follow the water. I’m not familiar with that soil, so I don’t know if it has any nutes in it.

A deficiency in a plant that small is unlikely. What are you growing in? How often are you watering/how much? Temp, RH? There are many causes of yellowing leaf tips, in seedlings it’s often too much water. Are you feeding?

Under Ca state law, in most cases, possession of spores with intent to cultivate psilocybin is still a crime. Some cities have decriminalized possession/use. The new state law authorizes use/possession under controlled therapeutic conditions and spores for research are covered. However I...

I use a cheap amazon tester, as long as you calibrate it and keep clean it'll do the job. I quit using one, I'm not growing with synthetic nutes anymore and you really don't really need to PH with an organic grow.

It’s got the body type, there’s one called a black and white treehopper that looks somewhat similar. That one has pretty long antennae for a leafhopper., but If it doesn’t have jaws and has a piercing mouth then it’s almost certainly some kind of leaf hopper. They tend to be pretty transitory...

If your panels/inverter can supply enough a/c current for the driver, then it should work.