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I have had this happen a few times and unfortunately it always ended up as a runt. They did always make an effort to grow but was always behind a great deal. If you are trying to keep an even canopy in the growing area then this little girl will fall short. I did try one time and grow it with the rest of the seeds germinated at the same time just to see. By the end of the grow it was just a few decent buds but nothing else. I hope this helps.

With the way the yellow/pale is moving I would say it looks more like potassium than nitrogen to me. You don’t need any other product aside from what you have. You can increase the bloom nutes a bit. I definitely wouldn’t start increasing the amount of nitrogen you’re using in flower though. it seems like you’re already using pretty much correct ratios as is so I’d increase just gradually in the bloom nutes and see how she responds

Depends on the dripper.. if not distributed well enough in a larger pot, it can be an issue. On far side, after an irrigation, go investigate how deep you have to ppke down at far edge before you feel moisture. That will give a good idea of what proportion of the substrate is getting moisture. if soilless, with less consistent runoff going through entirety, may need to reduce concentration a bit -- observe and react. Just be on look out for early hints of overfeeding. i use five gallon pots tha ar about 11.5" wide at the top and 10" wide at bottom and 11" tall. I use the emitters that spray out in 8 directions. I have the pressure to give about a 4" diameter. I use 2 per pot and overlap them as evenly as i can. The 2 dryes points are at intersection of the two circles of water.. top 1/2-1" can remain dry in that small spot on each side of pot, but overall.. fairly consistent and haven't had issues in 2 years now. Not saying this is minimum, but just 1 data point to consider as you go forward. If it works, it works. That's the most important thing.