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New growth really light green, red stems

Looks like a calcium deficiency

New growth affected indentifies a problem with immobile nutrients.

Seeing how it's older growth that is affected it's going to be a mobile nutrient deficiency. N,P,K,Magnesium

A 5 gallon bucket should hold a monster..... Couldn't possibly be rootbound

Yeah might be from pH fluctuating

Or raise your lights

That's definitely heat stress from your lights. I'd only run one 400w until they get a little bigger

You're going to need to thin those out too if you just now flipped, they'll still at least double in size throughout the stretch.

How close to the canopy is your light? That might tell us a little more of what we need to diagnose judging by the curling leaves

Look on the bright side brotha, trimming that tree for curing should be a 30 second job!!!!!

As healthy as they are I'd throw all 630w at about 20-24"... Greatest thing about cmh besides spectrum is ALOT less heat canopy level!!! Looking good though bro!

So why open them at ??? I run my lights at night also, but have enough sense to way for daybreak to unzip..... just saying...not busting balls but why shell out more cash for unnecessary nonsense

Are you venting out the windows or why are you bothering with anything but bamboo blinds? I mean tents are pretty lightproof inside and out. Maybe misread the posts.

I'd run two 630w cmh.... Ventilation would be a lot easier than hps and better results.

Yeah not letting peeps upload files atm

Buds look good BTW. Didn't mean to seem all negative.

If you're still 3 weeks out I'd give it some veg nutes. Looks like you have a bad Nitrogen deficiency....and where did all your leaves go?? Dropped off from lack of N or did u defoliate? Your leaves shouldn't be that yellow unless you've been flushing the final week. I'm sure people here will...

Raised the light all I can and the second set are twisting as well. It's gotta be a moisture issue. Have only watered once when I planted the seeds.

Where do u live? You only need 3-3.5 months outdoors