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Usually stuff from the bottom up like that is nutrient related. Either because the medium is lacking or because it's having a hard time taking in the nutrients it needs because of something like nutrient/salt build up, pH problems, ect.

Probably poot burn. Too much sulfur. :lol:

Could be salt built up due to over feeding but hard to say without knowing more details. What's your medium? What are you feeding? Do you know your pH? What's your rh/temps?

Seriously? I had no idea there were so many geese in MA. How many typically decoy at a time there? Not to tell you how to do things, but my family enjoys the legs as well. It's not much more work than breasting out the bird. Once you got the skin pulled back just run your hand along the inside...

There's some pretty decent bucks up where I've been hunting. Daughter and I had 2 massive 4 points walk out in front of us at 10 yards, the bigger of the 2 was super wide and crazy tall we're talking like 180 or better. Too bad it wasn't a buck hunt, so those guys loved. There were these tanks...

Funny enough I was sitting in a little bend waiting for the wind to shift a little so I could drop into this canyon where I know elk hang out. Well as I waited for about an hour I puffed away on my dab pen every so often and just chilled. As soon as I felt the wind switch I put the pen away and...

Elk camp 2022. Sort of get reception in camp. Let's see if we can get an elk to go with last week's deer.

Here's my jalapeno I've been collecting seeds from for the last few years. I tried sweet peppers this year but the seedlings didn't survive when I went out of town earlier in the year. I'll try them again next year and I might also plant multiple jalapeno seeds from years past and compare. This...

My thoughts on this, at least from your description and pics, is you have something causing a nutrient uptake issue. If you're plants are unable to absorb nutrients properly they can show signs of deficiencies, potentially multiple. In the rootzone you're really shooting for a balance of things...

Looks good to me!

I was going to bring this up exactly. Bad news friend. My condolences.

I think I agree with @MickFoster, I think I'm seeing signs of pests as well.

What does the whole plant look like? Take a picture with everything in one shot

I wouldn't if I was the op. Looks like they're getting plenty of N as is.

pH can cause micronutrient uptake problems, calcium, magnesium, iron, ect. Which appears to be your problem, that said, it could just be a lack of nutrients in the medium. Also temperature can cause nutrients to not be absorbed properly, as well as too much/too little water. As you can see...

Difference between area's on the mother plant where the clones came from? Age and size maybe? They definitely look similar other than slight width difference.

Too much defoliation for flower. Plant can't regrow vegetation after it starts flowering and shifts away from vegetation. How, when, and where did you defoliate exactly? Probably could use more light. Other than that it looks pretty good for your first grow.

Nah they know. Then they'll probably contradict the point.

I'm currently in coco and not composting anymore so I'll watch this later.

So leaving them in big pieces like the op has done is better? Interesting.