Lemon Haze from late Hermie

One of the most positive signs is that some of the girls with the questionable bulbous growth have started sprouting hairs. Late pubescence I suppose. Nonetheless, I am a little excited that the rest will bounce back. As at the end of this week (29/08), this is their general flowering status: Lemon Haze #1 - Flowering Lemon Haze #2 - Has started sprouting pistils Lemon Haze #3 - Still bulbous and no ball sacs or signs of hermaphroditism LHB2 #1 - Flowering well LHB2 #2 - Flowering well LHB2 #3 - Flowering well LHB2 #4 - Flowering well LHB2 #5 - Has started sprouting pistils Extra one - Still bulbous and no ball sacs or signs of hermaphroditism, leaves showing signs of Nitrogen deficiency Mon 23/08 Observation only Tue 24/08 Humidity has been an issue due to the cold weather and I am now using Calcium Chloride in plastic punnets to make a sort of humidity baths to keep the RH below 50% in the tent Wed 25/08 Observation only Thu 26/08 Gave them a splash of plain water Fri 27/08 I took photos of them and as you can see from the video things are getting rambunctious in there. Sat 28/08 I gave them a feeding with some store nutrients. Some are showing burnt edges and some are showing reddening tips and leaves. I will do more research this week. Sun 29/08 Observation only I will continue remaining patient to see if the lagging three continue into a flower cycle. Until and unless they show a threat to the others, i will keep caring for them.