My family emergency pulled me out of state and completely prevented me from even being able to do spotty care. Luckily my fiance was able to water for me on 3/4/20 and 3/7/20. I had to walk him through how to pH the water. He was aiming for 6.5 pH both times and used 3/4 a gallon on 3/4/20 and a full gallon on 3/7/20. This girls neglect is really showing. Seems as though the mag deficiency that I suspected was a wrong diagnosis. Plant has continued to show heavy signs of deficiency and I am starting to think that it is phosphorus. Each grow, this genetic has continued to show signs of phosphorus deficiency with some red stems. I have never seen this deficiency in a late stage but my research shows that it is the closest thing to what I am seeing. I guess the correction would have been a heavier bloom feed or an organic supplemental top feed. This is something I will consider for the next grow. Images of the progressed deficiency will be view-able in week 14 as my fiance did not take additional images in my absence. She may need to be harvested early due to the state of the deficiency.
@MovingOn, This genetic has always typically taken me about 10 weeks to get my preferred 10% amber however I think you are exactly right. They are just about 100% milky and I would not at all feel bad to do it on week 8.