Wildberry Bites - Robin Hood Seeds

Been a relatively quiet week as I head into week 6. I've been paying more attention whenever I water to make sure they pot isn't still a little damp. Both plants are honestly looking great right now. I'm also starting to see a hint of color in some of the buds and leaves. I'm wondering if we'll see the Purple Punch parentage (say that 3 times fast) start to shine through in the final weeks. Growing 2 plants this time, it's cool to see the little differences between the phenotypes. The plant on the left that has always appeared a little weak compared to the other, appears to have denser buds and definitely more frost at the present moment. However the buds look leafier than the other plant. The plant on the right appears healthier and taller, but doesn't have as much frost. It's the plant with more of the color starting to shine through as well. So it's just interesting to see these differences. Are they related to something I've done or the way I've cared for them? I have no clue.....but's cool to see. Starting to ease off on the cal/mag now. Next watering might be the last dose I give, then I'll just be going with water for the final few weeks. If I had to guess I would say maybe 3 to 4 weeks left? There should be another week or so left of nutrients in the soil so I'm hoping I've timed everything right. For those unawares, Robinhood seeds are basically untested SquareOne genetics...which is why they offer them at a little bit of a discount compared to the regular SquareOne stuff. As such, they do not come with any notes on what to expect for flowering times. At some point in the next week or so we'll have to bust out the loupe and start watching the trichs to know when we're ready to harvest. I might invest in a nicer scope...one I've seen people use on a reddit...and attach it to a boom arm so I can get some steady pictures at a higher magnification. EDIT: Forgot to mention, the plant on the left has this weird mutated bud. I've tagged the images above for reference. No clue what it is but it has 2 heads and feels dense.