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No haven't seen it.

They still look healthy.

You're just smelling the "green" in the plant. Once it dries out fully and cures it will smell nice. I know that weed changes smell; like I had an Indica that was smelling skunky when freshly harvested,but after it dried and cured,it smelled like peanut butter!

Mine are doing the same.

Let her grow.

It probably was ferts.

They do look healthy.

Cut the top off between the uppermost set of nodes. voila!!

If the soil is moist don't water. Indicas' like the soil to get crusty a little. Remember where they come from; a place that is sometimes dry.

Need pics.

A month; takes time to heal and then start new growth elsewhere.

Prune dead ones; it's a weed.

It might be a little mutated,but it will continue to grow pass that part of the mutation.

You can transplant later; if your container is deep enough.

They look healthy and happy.

Needs Iron.

Well go to Homedepot and ask for Supersoil or Hyponex Organic soils. These are dark and powdery, plus they are nute free. It's better soil because you can build it. I use Supersoil mix,Perlite,Bonemeal,Bloodmeal,and a layer of constuction type gray rocks to add drainage and aeration to the...

They won't harm the plant, but if one got stuck to the resin just add it to your diet. The ants are good in your garden because they take away dead bug,debris; plus they tunnel around your plants and that helps aerate your root system.

It's still growing; classic traits of a Sativa. Just let her go. The top will be a big fluffy nug when she is done. I tell you the gospel!!

what's the news? Well it looks like she is in need of Nitrogen. She is already in flower,so I would just leave her be and just water as usual. By the short node set she seems to be Indica strain. I found out that Indicas use a lot of Nitrogen.