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Don't worry, they'll still be good for personal use. Just pick out the seeds from the good plants and save them for when you want to grow more. One of the plants could have produced a pollen sack or two, it doesn't look like they went completely to seed.

I would try to keep them green until the buds are a fair size. I would use an equal part NPK feed unless they show deficiency signs, then put them on the bloom formula when the buds are a fair size.

The low branches won't reach the top cola, you need to create an even canopy while they are still in veg and first 2 weeks of flower. Bending over the main cola did give the lower branches more light it seems, so that's good. Hard to say what yield will be, probably not a lot. If you have...

They are slowly flowering, hopefully they will finish nice and early before bad weather gets them.

No, flowering time is mostly determined by the plants genetics.

I would throw a translucent plastic bag over it and mist it if it were mine. Also I would put it on a heat mat to help stimulate root growth and switch the lights to 18/6.

You can clone in your veg cabinet if you want, it usually takes 5-14 days to form roots. You could get a harvest every 7-8 weeks with a single flowering room growing a strain that takes that long to finish.

Looks like a bagseed mutant to me, there's a chance it may not produce much.

Smell won't determine it's gender.

They look healthy, good work. I agree with keeping them as close to the CFL as you can without burning them.

Sounds bad, but your plants should be OK since they are probably near finished anyways. Outdoor plants can handle a couple shady days, so they should be fine. Even if it does trigger hermaphrodite in them, they likely won't have a chance to develop male flowers unless it's some 10-14 week to...

By the fifth week I would be feeding them every watering at around 700-800 ppm unless they were in nutrient rich soil.

I wouldn't worry about purple stems, it's often just the strain. The pale leaves with spots look a bit nutrient burned, you might want to adjust the formula a bit. Other than that they look healthy.

Could have been a caterpillar.

I wouldn't grow autos indoors myself since they tend to prefer a 20/4 light cycle. That will eat up more juice and burn out the bulb faster. I grew a random pack of autos and some blueberry autos outdoors before, they were OK. I would try something else next time.

You can move them into bigger pots if you want them to grow a little bigger, they won't mind.

Looking healthy, but I'm not familiar with those nutrients.

Also worth pointing out that they won't yield much and it won't be that potent, but you probably already know that.

They should grow fine, being small is normal for auto flowerers. I've grown them outdoors, they don't yield much but I'd grow more if I had a good spot for them.

CFL's work good for veg. Vegging in the closet and flowering in the tent should work fine as long as there's room.