First grow: 'Wendy' White Widow (Auto)

Oct 24 (day 64): Start of week 10. Looking good! Main cola is starting to fatten up and resin is thickening. The older flowers are surrounded by dark green leaves and the pistils are orange and curly now. Other flowers are still mainly white but with some orange pistils. It's getting dark earlier now, so I have dropped the light schedule to 18/24 from 20/24. I have read that this can benefit bud development too, so will see how this goes. Main rationale for dropping the light schedule is to keep the greenhouse as inconspicuous as possible. So the lights go out when it gets dark and then come on again at midnight. Oct 25 (day 65): The canopy is continues to grow in sections, with some of the lower flowers catching up in height. The older flowers don't seem to be growing now and are staying at the same height. Fed her with 2L of water and week 6 of the nute schedule, including microbes and CALMAG at "preventative" dosage. 😤 Oct 26 (day 66): Another leaf with brown spots has appeared 😰 Oct 27 (day 67): She is looking good today and the canopy continues to even out. I am rotating the plants to the hottest part of the light to try and even out the canopy height. Oct 28 (day 68): Main cola is still continuing to fatten up, although it isn't a patch on Ophelia's! She tends to have a lot of even sized colas, half of which now have amber pistils at the top, but white ones further down. Resin is appearing on more and more of the flowers. Fed her with 2L of water and week 6 of the nute schedule, including microbes and calmag. Oct 29 (day 69): Looking good today, a nice emerald green in most parts but darker leaves surrounding the older flowers. More brown spots appearing on other leaves. Bloody calcium deficiency! Oct 30 (day 70): End of week 10. More growth on the overall canopy, it tends to shoot up and then level out. It's definitely getting thicker throughout. Would have been classed as a good week if it hadn't been for the deficiency issues. Still, the buds are looking good I suppose. NOTE: Nutrient amount is the total amount of nutes given during the week.