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after clawing has set in, any way to relieve the damage from it!? Leave them? Best cut some of them out?

No I would not skip that, osowhom has made a great suggestion

Feed twice then water is a good approach, make sure you have micronutrients in that Root ball system if you've been flushing for that long

I would thin them out a little bit, give them a hair cut, definitely looks like your lower leaves, probably not getting much light, I would start feeding again, you always want to create a good atmosphere of micronutrients in the root ball system that is key!!!!

Outdoor plants generally like nutrients, I would be feeding every other time. But that's just me, I would stay at on the late to medium feed program if they have one I'm sure they do

Are using organic or synthetic and organic or what for nutrients

I was hit my outdoors hard, pay attention to the leaves, they will talk to you

Yeesh... Seems like a lot to me. If you start off with 10ml per gallon see what happens

I would go half of the dose recommended on the label

My nitrogen supplement is 8 - 0 - 0, and I use one ml per gallon, pretty strong stuff pretty high numbers

After the couple weeks switch to bird guano still use worm castings and XL or whatever you like. 4 oz of each except for your micro I would probably triple that, almost forgot one of the most important things you need a sugar to brew with all that, cane, molasses, or I love and use Trinity by...

This for the first few weeks of flowering, Phos guano, worm castings, I prefer organism xl by Roots organic, I use everything Roots organic for my teas.

I never do just water oh, I feed all the time something like that I would use every other feed

Yes, but just watch your dosage, I'd probably use that at 1ml per gallon every other feed

Generally you stop using anyting high nitrogen after 2 weeks of flowering

I agree, you Every other watering is good, I agree with giving it some of the N but again nothing crazy, she's probably definitely hungry

You can definitely use it with your nutes, what kind of nutrients are you using how much are you using how often?

It could be a lack of nutes, try Epson salt at 5ml a gallon it should help get the color back

That's pretty awesome, I've never seen that before.