1stGrow - Critical Purple - ViparSpectra

So this week we will focus on health of the ladies. Plant A has yellowed significantly over the last 2 weeks, some say it's genetics while others say it's nutrient deficiencies. Because of this I have altered the water regimen slightly with halfof the watering coming from the top and the other half being subirrigation method. The thought is to deliver nutrients to the basin from water trickling through the medium and ending in the basin while the medium is also freeing up nutrients for the roots closer to the top. We will see if this helps. Tricomes are all clear and only a few are milky/cloudy we have a few weeks left for Plant A, Plant C is only clear Tricomes. I feel I neglect the health and ultimately the relevance of Plant C. She is a beautiful Pheno that has withstood pests and overwatering, underwatering, and getting put in a back corner. She actually has the best bouquet as of now and the stacking of the buds is so much tighter than Plant A. Overall both will be great flower, but Plant C will be the better of the two in my opinion if flavor matches scent. --- UPDATE --- DAY 3 OF WEEK 9... We had a problem with Temps, it has reached 110°f outside and inside Temps spiked to 95°f in the tent. We had to move the tent inside. In the process I accidentally bent a main stem and I now have it propped against another main stem. Will be monitoring closely. Temps inside now are back to 78°f and max of 83°f. --UPDATE-- DAY 5 OF WEEK 9... So after moving the plants and relocating to a new location all together the girls are experiencing better Temps and all around conditions. The main stalk of Plant A is in need of a splint. 2 stalks have now bent but are splinted upright. She is close to harvest and getting heavy, and I caught the stalk bends fast enough that they should continue to grow. Plant C got a decent cleanup of the canopy however she's showing signs of TMV not sure if this is exactly what has happened but it is plausible.