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they look wet. red curved stems,and puckered /puffy in between the veins,and stems are not erect. leaves should be at a 45 degree angle from the veins if that makes sense.

In your 3rd picture is where i see the the blue hue it is usually a phos def. the light green/yellow looks to me like a slight cal def, both more then likely from high ph or wet medium or both. Whether dirt or DWC, mag and calcium like lower ph. phos also. 5.6 to 5.8 Your plants look almost...

looks like a text book molybdenum def. lower ph to 5.6 if it was nitrogen ,magnesium ,phosphorus,or potassium it would be more uniform at 1.6 ec its not a toxicity,bring the feed up to 2.2 ec with 5.6 let it drift to 6.1 the back down. Micro ,gro and ,bloom 2.2 ec for 600w and 1kw for 400w...

Looks like a big bud i grew back in 89 or 90 the double serrated /cleft leafs is a tale tale sigh of big bud and most real NL genetics

X2 milwaukee mw802 is tough as nails and worth every penny.

But you are right there and doing a great job man. dry them out and they will hit their CHI.

overall looks like either your medium is a little to wet and trace nutes are not moving like they should. Your Ph is to high, or it could be to much phos,which will also show up as a manganese and an iron deficiency. But dose not look like to much phos. looks like ph or wet medium.and a slight...

to me its to early to tell. But the second set of new leaves are not fully developed .and the older leaves tips are yellow and puckered. more then likely the medium under you grow rocks is to wet. not allowing calcium to move to the terminal ends adjust the water level like suggested .once...

I ordered several different strains.Packaging wasn't stealth, but where i am not worried about it. I have been growing since 1988. I was lucky back then , I had a1989 g13xNL#2 and ran that for 6 years,lost her then moved to an amazing white widow of the same vintage. It want called white widow...