Royal Bluematic

When cannabis is young and when the soil is pre enriched you can see that kind of distorted leaves but it is disappearing while the plant is becoming stronger and older. If you are talking about the new set of leaves then wait for them to be 100% formed before concluding that the shape is weird because the shape will evolve while the plant will push news nodes

Hey i would never remove a leaf that is still full of nutrients and energy. The light that must come to the buds is a mhytos that will never end :-(. Just google photosynthesis. The bud grows through the nutrients that are given to it that contain the leaves :-) the leaves therefore need the light. And even if many persist in the opinion that the buds do not grow otherwise or whatever 😅 I wonder why they cut the leaves off you instead of simply tying them up or down :-)

Well I guess it's either a nitrogen deficiency or a magnesium deficiency. The symptoms are almost the same (yellowing leaves, older growth first (nitrogen and magnesium are mobile -> can be transported to newer growth) Since you are feeding with BioBizz grow and bloom only, I believe the girls need some extra Magnesium. 1-2ml/l of CalMag (any brand) should be fine. This is only my recommendation: You could increase the amount of BioBizz grow (which is nitrogen) by 1ml/l to eliminate the risk that it is a nitrogen deficiency and simultaneously feed the girls with CalMag. If leaves turn dark green, reduce the amount of BioBizz grow. AND you should always consider that: - nutrients could be locked up in the medium (plant has no access to them) - Ph is too high or too low -> reduced or no uptake of certain nutrients Hope this helps Happy growing

This is definitely due to heat stress, it looks like it's going to foxtail. Unlike genetic fox tailing, which is considered “good,” this kind is the opposite. Foxtails forming from light overexposure do not display much damage, but in reality, chances of the herb losing potency after repeat light stress is high.