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Get a high nitrogen fertilizer. Calcium nitrate works good, I got mine on amazon.

Foxtailing is mainly genetic. Try a different strain next time.

Don't lower the water ph. Give it 7 ph water or higher if necessary to bring it down. The plants look healthy.

It looks like it is stretching to reach the light. What sort of light is it under?

Don't worry about it, clones do that sometimes.

It could be the tap water. You can get a ph pen online and have it mailed to you. Ocean spray could be affecting them.. if they are right next to the ocean they could be getting misted with saltwater.

Looks fine, I wouldn't trim it.

500 - 600 ppm

It's just a bit of a nitrogen deficiency, nothing to worry about week 4 of flower.

Could be the ocean forest mix is a bit hot for that one plant, or the ph is off. I would check the runoff next time it's watered to see the ph and ppm levels.

Yes, they are starving. Give them some food. It wouldn't hurt to get a ppm pen to read exactly how much food you are giving them, they only cost around 10 bucks on ebay.

Post another pic of it in a couple weeks, it's hard to tell at this point.

I only grew the one plant, plus a clone of it. It flowered for 10 and half weeks, I'll probably chop the clone at 9 or 9 and half weeks.

I would recommend avoiding longs peak blue. The plant I grew had little white seeds all through the fluffy buds even though it did not get hit by pollen. It's one of the worst plants I've seen in awhile.

Ripper haze

Have you checked the ppm and ph of the runoff water?

I use the floralicious bloom, the label says it's made from fermented seaweed and sea creatures. I wouldn't foliar feed with that stuff. I just add it to the water at the amount it says to.

Yeah, it wouldn't hurt to raise the ppm a bit.

Those buds look pollinated, you are going to have a bunch of seeds. Did you check for male flowers? There is probably a hermie in there somewhere.

I grew a Power Flower from Royal Queen seeds that had an old school skunk and pine flavour.