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What is the plant's growing medium? It seems it may be calcium deficient, but it's hard to say for sure.

What are they being fed? What n-p-k ratio? I would give them clean water next time they are dry and check the runoff water's ppm and ph. They are looking overfed.

Looks like it has a bit too much nitrogen which is why it's dark green and clawing on the fan leaves, but you say it hasn't been fed for 2 weeks? Short and stocky growth is most likely genetic. If you want it to stretch give it less light.

I would flush with clean water next watering and check the runoff to see what the ppm is at before giving them anything else.

A 250w or 400w might be better for that space. I would go with photoperiod over autos indoors.

Whatever it is, it sounds like it's in the water source. If you can, try different water and see if it goes away. This is only happening with this one pheno? Are the 8 new ones the same genetics as the ones that had the problem?

Could be getting a bit too much N which is why the leaves are curling down like that. Looks pretty healthy though.

It got cooked, trim off the dead parts, the rest will grow. Get a fan blowing directly on your bulb if you don't have a cooltube. Better ventilation in the whole room would also help if you're room is over 30 degrees.

I would try pulling out one of those brown bud leaves and check it for rot, that could be what it is. You might have to invest in a dehumidifier. Do you know what the humidity levels are at? I would flush them next time they need water since it's about time anyways.

It looks like a poor yielding sativa, I've grown similar looking ones outdoors.

Probably both poor genetics and the light is too far. What's the name of the strain?

It should be fine, just cut back on the N. I would flower it as normal if that's what you were going to do. I would expect extra stretch from all that nitrogen, not hermie issues. I give plants that I want to stretch some calcium nitrate the first 2 weeks of bloom.

The soil is likely too hot. The eggs could be the insect that's eating the leaves, I'm not sure what it is. A bug spray with pyrethrin will likely get rid of whatever it is.

How far away are your lights? Did they touch the bulb for awhile? Try transplanting them, hopefully they will be fine.

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Strain: Mazar x White Rhino Growth: Average Nutes: Algoflash + GH Supplements: Molasses, Floralicious Bloom, KoolBloom, Blossom-bud, Azomite, Dirty Gardener (mycorrhizae) Yield: Kind of light, 4 out of 10 Visual Appeal: Very impressive, 9 out of 10 Smell: Medium odor, a woody hashy smell, 6 out...

Maybe use it less? Just adding a bit might help to avoid a calcium defiency.

Have you checked for pests? It looks like it could be a molybdenum deficiency. http://growweedeasy.com/molybdenum-deficiency-cannabis The ph could be off. You could try flushing it.

How warm are the pots? The cooler you can keep them the better. They may like some cool water right around when it starts to get hot if you can give it to them.

I don't think they like that potting mix. I would transplant them in to larger containers of peat and perlite. They should start growing better.