My first grow -autoflower - indoor

This was quite the week. As you might have read last time, my plant started to turn yellow, with the oldest biggest leaves at the bottom drying out. I posed this as a question and someone suggested I needed nutrients, since the soil I used might have run out by now. The plant was in a bad shape so I picked the only fertilizer in the house, something for house plants wih an NPK of 7-3-5. But after adding that with water, and watering again the day after, I stopped giving it water for about 2,5 days untill the soil was very dry again. The 3 days after I gave her water once every two days. Oh and I continued LST, but just on 2-3 of the outside branches, pulling them mildly away from the main branch to get more light on them and the buds below. Nothing too intense, just a way to make room. I'm a bit behind on posting so I'm covering week 8 while actually being near the end of week 9, so I can now definetly say this was an overwatering issue. Lessons learned: only add water when the soil is dry, even if it's only a bit moist, leave it for at least half a day or longer. This does however not seem to hurt the buds that much. They kept growing and about half of them had trichomes by the end of week 8. As for smell: when the tent is open, you can clearly smell the flowers, but softly, not too penetrant and just when you're in front of the open tent. Outside the tent, but in the growing room, there is basically no smell except more humidity in the room. I do like to keep my growing project private, so low smell was a priority. Glad to see that Quick One (for now) delivers to its promise of being a low smell plant. As I said, I'm al most at the end of week 9, hoping to post that in a few days. I don't wanna jump ahead too much, but things are definetly going better now, and the plant seems to start it's final phase.