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I would let it go a minimum of one more week, maybe two. She is looking nice and very close to harvest. The pics are very clear. From what I'm seeing, is a lot of cloudy, but not much amber. There is still a bunch of white pistils, a sign that its still growing. I like to see close to 75% red...

Enjoy your grow bro.

I would go with what pinworm said. Epsom salt is straght mag. Just keep an eye on that PH when using it.

Everything looks normal. Like qwizoking said, its likely just more indica dominant. Gives more of a body high and can make you feel like not moving much (couch lock).

The white hairs mean its a female and you will get bud, if it lives. She is a bit stretchy, but looks healthy. The hairs will turn brown, don't freak, its normal. She needs to be transplanted asap, 3-5 gallon pot. Give her longer hours of light if you can. Lastly don't over water, give 3-4 days...

I would go with 8, top + lst.

It could be any number of things. First would be pheno. Each strain has hundreds of POTENTIAL traits, one being sweet fruity Jack Herrer you liked and one being more earthy. It could also be the way it was grown with and lastly how it was cured.

Heat stressed. Try to keep your room no higher then 85 degrees with lights on, 75 is best.

If your feeding it cal mag already, it could need more (hard to over do it unlike other nutes). Could also be to much of something and its not able to take up the calmag. Most likely PH being off.

I would vote mag deficiency also.

Also you said you fed them? Am I correct your saying it was 1300 ppm. If that's so you might have burned them with nutes and the lights. Bring it down to 800ppm for veg and 1000ppm for flowering.

Yup, that sounds good. Just feed water for a week and give them a week each time you turn up the light. Nothing you can really give them to repair. Just some cool temps,water, and time.

Your lights were burning them. They will be fine as long as you moved them up and turned them down to 600w,like you said.

I would let it grow. Just look it over in the morning and in the evening and pull off any male parts. You might get just a few seeds if you stay on top of it. Should turn out to still be good smoke.

Without pics its hard to say. The only thing I know that could turn leaves brown and crispy that fast is light burn. Lights were to close. Is the damage on the top and middle of them or lower and middle?

I agree, the plant is pulling the water out of the lower leaves and sending it to the top. Just water as you would normally do. Should only take 24 hours to recover.

I would say it looks like phosphorus toxicity. Causes trace element deficiency. Also the last pic looks as if it has spider mite damage.

I would say the damage is from it becoming root bound and some of it is normal from flowering. I wouldn't do a transplant this late into flowering, stress at this point should be avoided. Just let it grow and remember to get it a bigger pot next time. Good luck.

The one in the blue pot needs a transplant. The rust spots are from the plant not getting cal. It also looks as if you have a phosphorus deficiency.