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Make sure she's got plenty of water. If it's getting really hot outdoor and the Sun is beating down on her the leaves will wilt. That is her way of protecting herself from the Heat and conserve moisture. I had a pumpkin last year that did that all through July.

too much phosphorus not enough nitrogen.

I think too much of the bloom nutrients turn your leaves yellow.

What are you feeding her? How often? and how much? She does look burnt in my opinion. I should know.......... I burnt the s*** out of a few plants :dunce:. But that's how you learn trial and error.:bigjoint:

It looks like to much synthetic phosporus......

You still have quite a few weeks to go I say at least three maybe four. They will fatten up

Quick update she smells sweet and pungent stinking up the whole house

Your welcome

That looks like heat stress what's your temperature is how close to the light are you?

Just lightly packing with your hand put the layer of sand on top. Just be careful when watering don't pour in too much too fast because it will mix everything all together or you will end up with a big hole in your sand. Water slow and easy. Don't disturb the layer of sand

For fungus gnats you can use a layer of sand on top of your soil. You can also use perlite this will prevent them from going in the soil and laying eggs.

Don't follow the charts recommendations. Each plant is different watch them for deficiencies and toxicities. Feeding plants in containers can be tricky. Watch each one and see what it tells you. You said you have experience gardening treat them like you would your other plants if you notice...

One more week closer to harvest.

18 Watts doesn't seem like much. If the package says 18 Watts it may not be pulling 18 Watts from the wall, it could be a lot less. So in my opinion yes you probably do need more light if you are using the LED bulbs that go in a standard light socket I know the footprint on those are very small...

How many watts? How many bulbs per plant? You might need more light.

Three fingered leaves could be from low light or from immaturity

What are you feeding her how often are you feeding her how often do you water? What is your pH? These are questions you need to ask yourself to figure out why the leaves are turning colors.

:weed: It looks good :weed:

Time for a Frosty nug. The buds are so Frosty it looks like someone sprinkles sugar all over them.:weed:

you're welcome. Anytime. Your plants look great. keep up the good work. I love to see people growing this plant. The more of us that grow it the better off we are. This is the most versatile plant on earth. It can be used for so much. It is such a shame that it is so demonized.