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Please try to re-veg it when you're done. I'd love to have a clone of it. bongsmilie

Probably not brighter than a moonlit sky.

People who live in damp air are fools! Love :-)

Without pictures it's hard to tell. If you re-pot, then the plants have at least that much more food to eat and there shouldn't be any other consequences. In fact, I doubt it could hurt when we're talking about this plant.

Yeah, the ability to get nutes isn't your problem. And I'm going to correct myself. Six weeks in a one gallon container might need to be re-potted. It just depends, but how can that hurt?

"Often drooping" - Good news. It's something you're doing and can therefore be corrected.

Actually, what you're describing as far as food doesn't sound worrisome. pics please.

Oh, and @Lordhooha is right. If it's worth it to you, there is always Amazon. Not cheap, but it is a solution.

IMO, any potting soil will work with organic being a big key for me. The soil is half your success, the right amount of nutrients at the proper time is the other half.

Day 36? Wow. Well, if they're not ready yet they will be soon. Whatever you do, don't go to extremes. I doubt you're getting that damage from a lack of anything. Could it be too much love? Me personally, I'd just use water until harvest.

There is so much that can go wrong when growing our own that I'm not against buying. $70 for zero worries? But I'm with you @WxMan. Let's do it on our own. Sometimes the struggle is half the fun, at least in the beginning. Looking good and best of luck!!!

I don't do odor control, sorry. But I can say that genetics has a lot to do with the smell. Perhaps you'll want to pick a different strain next time. FYI - it's only going to get worse, so I hope others have advice better than mine. oh, and congrats on your second grow!!!

The great thing about growing our own is that we can do it any way we want! FFOF is amazing stuff. Like crack for plants. IMO, a plant that size isn't using a huge quantity of nutrients yet. Therefore there is still a lot in the potting mix. Personally, I guess I would start adding a little...

If it were me, I'd do two things. The first thing I would do is get them out of that soil completely. You really shouldn't have problems with soil. Just ditch it and replant in new quality soil without adding fertilizer. There will be plenty of nutrients for the plant to fix itself. A month...

Those guys are young and are in primo soil. Everyone will have their own opinion. Personally, I would start adding nutrients when you replant into larger containers. Mix away! Other than micro nutrients, the ones that matter are N-P-K and you can find any number of combinations/ratios. I'm...

If you're growing outside, yard soil would be just fine. But potting soil is developed to be "light and airy", not compact. In addition yard soil WILL have various critters. Some of them not so friendly. I do everything I can to keep anything from outside anywhere near my ladies...

Not even close. You have at least another 6 months (well it will feel like that). They're looking good, but I imagine the buds will still double or triple in growth.

Quick to harvest - I'd grow an auto or two to get you buy until photoperiod plants are ready. They're also very simple to grow and will get you back into the groove. Lights - That's probably a bit light on lumens. I have twice that with my LEDs. Of course, it's hard to measure the amount of...

I would certainly continue. If you changed the water you should see improvement shortly (in plant terms). These plants are amazing survivors. As long as you stop abusing them, they usually do well. Since they're so small, you might not even be able to notice in a month or two.

Carefully take it completely out of that soil and transplant it. Budzbuddha is right, MG perlite comes with fertilizer.