Yellow and bright green leaves

Hallo, ist ganz klar ein Stickstoff Mangel!

@Yasai420 Hi mate first I think you have more than two weeks until harvest probably about 4 the leaves are telling me that they are struggling to get what they need which is most likely either a ph problem or over watering issue ph shouldn't be any higher than 6.2 in coco for optimal uptake fix that then feed only for two more weeks then just water for another two and you should be golden

Agreed, up the micro and general nutes and also add a P/K booster. Yep, 3 to 4 weeks left........... never believe what they lure you in with the advertising - it is all based on the best plant ever grown under OPTIMAL conditions with the best equipment ever and has no relationship to a person growing in their basement with a small light. She is also probably stressed from growing at 21/3.......18/6 is optimum.....cannabis NEEDS adequate sleep and 3 hours just aint enough! Careful with the peat moss content next time, it is quite acidic and for cannabis you only want 5-10% at most, 35% is too much. For autos, about 70% soil, 20% coco coir, 5% perlite and 5% vermiculite (or just 10% perlite and no vermiculite, which can also be acidic) is about what I would consider as being more balanced. Good luck and happy harvesting!

I don't think they're getting enough nutes, to be honest.... they look like they're starving for EVERYTHING. I've just checked out the feeding charts for the nutes you're using and you're not even giving them the LIGHT feeding amounts! For the week they're in, a MEDIUM doseage would be 1 tsp of FloraMicro, 1 tsp of FloraGro and 1-1/2 tsp of FloraBloom per gallon. Give them some FOOD!!!! I don't know why you think you've got two weeks til harvest... have you looked at the trichomes and what stage they're at? Or are you just relying on what the seed bank said was the time to harvest? Seed banks do their best to lure you in for a fast turn-around but their estimates are rarely correct... I'm sure that someone somewhere was able to harvest when they said it could be harvested - but it was probably some expert with all the tools and knowledge and expertise. What you need to do is listen to your PLANT.... if the trichomes are all milky by now, then perhaps you WILL be harvesting in two weeks... but if they're not, if they're still clear or a lot of them are clear, you've got a longer period of time before you can harvest. But right now, they need FOOD! :-D Good luck...