Classics & Kush

Hello my comrades in horticulture and welcome to week.. uhhh... 10 of the whole cycle and the 6th week of flower. This week I have a couple of things to note... 1. I decided to bend (HST) the OG Kush's primary cola to create a more even canopy. I'd been putting it off for a while, because I liked how the plant looked - but practicality won out in the end. 2. I've also made a couple of mistakes with the feed concentration - specifically for the White Widow and OG Kush. I've was looking at their leaf issues and I thought the speckling on the WW looked like a calcium deficiency and the OGK's lightening upper leaves could either be light/heat stress OR magnesium deficiency so I decided to up them to 0.75ml/l calmag. Unfortunately I had a brain short-circuit while I was measuring and I ended up giving them 1.5ml/l. 3. I have no clue what is causing the purpling / yellowing of two specific leaves on the critical kush (pictured). The lower leaves are fine, so I'm rulling out N deficiency. If it was temperatures, I think the rest of the plant would be showing signs. Answers on a postcard folks! 4. I added 1ml/l of Oldtimer's Organic PK to the feed this week. This was mostly for the white widow's benefit as I think she is very hungry for K, but I gave the same to all the others. 5. I am going to be chopping these plants at 9 weeks flower, so I'll be reducing feed over the next week before switching to water for 2 weeks. Now, lets talk about a few of these plants. Dos si Dos 33 - I do not think this will have a particularly high yield, but HOLY FUCK, this thing smells amazing. It's sweet, but not sickly. Flowers and fruit. I love it. It's also beautiful with the flowers having the slightest hint of lilac coloration which doesn't come across in photos, but she really is a bueatiful example. Peyote Critical - This plant is ridiculously resinous. It makes the other 5 plants look bad it's so covered in trichomes. It's smell is of hashish and wood. Northern Lights - Very healthy and not showing the deficiencies that other plants are, but she seems to be lagging beind. I think something about my environment is holding her back. Alright, that's all from me this week - thanks for reading, see you next time!