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If you have other plants doing better in the same soil the slow ones could be runts, sometimes plants don't grow well due to genetics.

Yeah, but the heavy soil really slows down their growth rate.

As long as it is showing good growth rate it should turn out good.

I've had this happen planting seeds in heavy soil with little nutrients.

Why do you want harder stems? Wait until there's enough new shoots on the plant to make new clones. Don't take too many cuts and kill it.

They probably just needed a drink. They do that when they get dry.

It sounds like your root zone is not getting enough air. You watered them then they started to droop, and your medium has not dried out for 2 days. How heavy is the pot? Does it feel like it's going to dry out anytime soon?

The dark green leaves clawing down could be N toxicity, which will lead to yellowing on the lower fan leaves. Wilting is also a sign of N toxicity.

It looks like it could be nitrogen toxicity (clawing) and potassium deficiency (yellowing with brown spots), maybe an iron def. or something too from that last shot. What nutrients are you giving it? I would at least remove all N from the feed for about a week if you can. The yellowing and...

If that's your only plant in bloom train it wide and get it as close to the light as you can without burning or stressing it. It's hard to say exactly how much it will yield but the more light you expose it to the more you are going to harvest.

I store mine in the fridge in small airtight containers. The oldest pollen I have is from March 3 and is still viable. Make sure it is completely dry before sealing and refrigerating it.

Finished shots: Fresh bud, just trimmed: Cured:

Strain: Critical Yumbolt Growth: Average Nutes: Algoflash + GH Supplements: Molasses, Floralicious Bloom, KoolBloom, Blossom-bud, Azomite, Dirty Gardener (mycorrhizae) Yield: Decent, 7 out of 10 Visual Appeal: Kind of leafy looking, 5.5 out of 10 Smell: Low odor, kind of fruity smell, 5 out of...

Looks like it needs more potassium.

Crossing a male auto with a female auto will get more auto seeds. But if the autos are siblings then you will get F2 seeds, which tend to produce more pheno variation. I'm not sure what to expect from an F2 auto.

I had similar issues blooming under a 105w cfl and upgraded to a 400w hps. Cfl's are best used for veg only. The ratio for GH bloom formula is 7-6-12.

It looks like it needs more nitrogen. Is it the same strain as the rest? Are these all from seed? Also, your lights might be better off closer the the plants

I would give those plants some time released tomato food. You just sprinkle the pellets on the ground around the plant and the rain will dissolve them in to the ground. I put some clones outdoors without food and they turned entirely yellow in just a few weeks, but with food they turn out...

If the plant is using up all the water in the container in a 24 hour period I transplant. I start in the same size containers and it usually takes 3-4 weeks from seed before they are ready for a transplant.

You can put a plate or something under the plant and bottom feed it by just leaving some water in the plate.