1 failed indoor, 2 successful outdoor plants, decent foundation

hey guys well i totally forgot that i was gonna upload pics every day...anyways here is a pic of my girl...i also have some bagseed that i popped and i have one def confirmed female...i'm gonna throw it back into veg and try to get maybe a couple clones in a few weeks... let them veg for about three weeks then throw them into flower and hopefully ill get good at cloning...anyways the curled leaves never corrected themselves but atleast it hasnt spread to the rest of the plant...also the plant hasnt bulked up much...hopefully she will...any questions comments...etc?

to anyone out there watching and even those who aren't here is an update on the mazar...as you can see i have some burn spots....had one hell of a time combatting temps these days....but anyways....i'm thinking that a harvest by the end of this month may be just about right ....if not then the top is definitely coming off and ill leave the rest of the small buds to finish....i'd really like to reveg this plant because she has absolutely no smell whatsoever...not to me...not to my girlfriend....not to my roommates who all smoke...i didnt tell tell them about it tho...i justasked them if it smelled in my room and they said they couldnt smell anything and said maybe its my imagination...if i could reveg this sneaky ho then ill definitely try running something like a dr bud sog only organic soil and alot less plant count...anyways here they are

That little guy looks stressed as hell. My guess is that if you try to revert it back to veg, the extra stress is probably going to cause the plant to die on it's way. Why not just start over with the new knowledge you have and make it a point to do things the right way? The amount of time that it takes to revert a plant back to healthy veg is almost the same as it would be to grow a new plant from seed. Just an option, and we are here, reading and posting. I like to follow things for a minute before I add my 2 cents.

Also a note about smell. Smell is caused by the terpenes in the plant, and these terpene contents are determined largely by light amount/color/intensity and environmental factors. If you are growing under CFL, odds are the intensity isn't going to be there to fully activate those terpenes to their full potential. Hope that makes sense.