Blue Auto Mazar

Yes it will survive. Not sure if you are supplying any silicate but it helps in this situations so think of adding it if possible because it strengthens branches. I've had a similar situation last grow where I broke a branch off leaving it attached by only 30%, tied it with the main stem with a string (so it helps to hold it up) and it kept growing till the end. The worst part about this is that you have exposed the inner-parts of your plants so try to be extra careful with bugs and pests because your plant is a bit more prone to sickness. Good luck with the rest of your grow.

Looks like calcium deficiency. p deficiency will have a blueish hue in leaves. Mg deficiency can have spots of similar nature but will also coincide with interveinal chlorosis. this is easiest way to discern Ca from Mg deficiency. these are 2 unique molecules. they do not bond with each other... calmag is a product. that contains both. if Mg is high, you'd want to find a different source for Calcium. so, it's not alays the best option when you have 1 or the other issue.. it depends on context. pH is another ting to make sur it hasn't swung too far out of a good range, but that usualy cuases more than 1 coinciding symptom. that in addition to overall color and health, i'd say it simply needs a bit more Ca.