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Dont see much potassium deficiency in plants that age growing in soil. Looks more like nure burn to me. What are you feeding with? I'd check the soil is draining well too.

Until the weight of the buds is starting to hold the branches from springing back up.

That's a completely normal part of flowering, weed is an annual plant so when it's flowering it's also getting ready to die, it stops sending nutrients to leaves it doesn't need anymore so it can concentrate all it's energy on reproduction (bud production).

I'd position the light directly above the two smaller plants to try and help them catch up to the bigger ones so they don't get crowed out mate. Definitely not to early to start lst though, there is a guide on growweedeasy.com i found really helpful at first, I use the green garden wire from...

Yeah nice, their wedding cake plants that ended up female are actually looking pretty good now too. I ended up getting onto them about the male seeds and their response was that the seeds they sell are top notch its bad luck for me and not their problem, but even real average buds are better...

They are NOT GOOD. I usually use seedsman but i decided to try another seedbank and after reading there positive reviews online I went with Linda seeds. My order did arrive super fast so there is that, and all of the seeds I got sprouted and grew well too. But half my "feminised" seeds are male...

Did your outdoor grow survive the summer peyote, cause mine were doing badly through summer then got obliterated by that one 47 degree day.

Yeah Afghan and Pakistani strains have done well but don't seem to have deep roots. Nevilles haze from greenhouse seeds has been the best performer in dry conditions I've found so far despite being a major headache to work with.

I've been growing outdoors in the greater Hunter region on and off for a while now. Recently I've had major issues with extreme heat waves (every year these days) and drought so bad I had my water source completely dissapear this year. I've been crossing new strains from various seed companies...