Nothing you cant correct! One thing I noticed in the pics......the biggest plant looks to be the most damaged. You could try relocating that fan. It looks to be blowing on that plants pot the most. Could create root problems down below, quickly drying one side of the pot. This same plant is showing signs of that in the form of the 'canoe' leaves up top. Could also be the light os a bit too strong or close to the plant.

Thanks! I hadn't thought about the fan being an issue! Yes, I thinkbthe lights might be a bit close as well but I'm trying to balance adequate distance for the top buds while allowing the bottom ones to get enough PAR. upon reflection I probably should have topped to spread them out but they were so tiny and lacked vigor that I didn't want to challenge them too much.

OK, week 7 and these gorgeous plants are plumping up and getting greasy! Some of the buds feel like they're coated in syrup! About 3 or 4 noticeable phenotypes. Im most excited about the stretchy one. Absolutely rock hard nugs and coated with tricombs! I still feel like they have a month or so to go, they're supposed to be 8-9 weeks (but aren't they all).
Additionally, I haven't been able to stop the leaf degradation. I slowed it down for sure, but it's still present. It's occurring to me now that they might be root bound and not taking up enough nutrients. It's too late into flowering to up pot and the buds and plant generally seem healthy so I think I might just stay the course? I've seen leaf degradation on a lot of plants during later flowering before and gotten killer buds, so it's just a matter of how close into finishing flowering they really are.

Well I've checked the trics and they are all cloudy with some ambering! Kind of surprising as a lot of the hairs are still white but they are going into flush.

jaygrowstew said:

Well I've checked the trics and they are all cloudy with some ambering! Kind of surprising as a lot of the hairs are still white but they are going into flush.

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Ok, haha, rechecked this morning and there aren't as many Ambers as I'd originally thought. They'll get another feed before I flush.