First Grow

I never want to see my plants drooping from lack of water. The plant will recover but it is still stress. When watering make sure to put water on the entire surface of the soil. Then wait a minute to let it soak in. When the soil is hydrated it can more readily accept more water. Then give more water and wait. Your goal is to moisten every bit of soil in the pot. Don't just dump water in the middle and walk away. If you can't water frequent enough to stop the wilting there are moisture crystals you can mix into the soil. I use them on my flowers in pots outdoors. Sometimes a pot can't hold enough water to get through a hot day and the crystals can buy you more time. You can also consider using an automatic waterer. I think a manual watering is still important but if a machine can give a little extra when the plats really need it then it can be very helpful.

Looks like the plant is showing she is a female. I suggest feeding flower nutrients 2 weeks after the plant goes into flower. That will be around the time the outside plants daylight is at 14hrs or less. Best of luck the rest of the grow.

wrap some twine around it so it can not split more and support the two half's it will be fine . when topping try to leave a little stem past the last two nodes for the plant to grow into . other wise over time you will end up with a bum and a split on the top . bigger plant bigger bum split will form . where branches meet is the weak part . careful to hold the branch before the main stock and slowly wiggle the bend point back and forth for easier better bends .

It's the begging of a calmag- nitrogen deficiency. Now before flowering she is using what she can find, and if not in soil she will take it from the leafs. As you have spotted it early, it's easy to correct. And nice looking plant !!

Every seed collected, even if off the same mother plant has slightly different inherited traits. This is noticeable both indoors and outdoors when growing multiple seeds of the same strain. It’s not a bad trait to have, especially this year since growing outdoors has been especially challenging. Gwen’s definitely a hottie though 🌱

It looks like you put a tomato cage around it early on. I would stake or tie the plant to help hold it up. It should flower and produce OK.

Keep a close eye on her. Any rot you want to carefully remove doing your best not to spread any fungus spores on other buds. If its going to rain you want to cover her so she does not get as wet. If you have no way to cover her then after the rain you want to shake the water off. Your days away so start trimming off the fan leaves to promote air flow. Remove all yellowing leaves and keep your fingers crossed.