Hi was wondering if anyone thought maybe defiency ...

Gotta agree with Chow_13 plants need a dark period. sure they can survive with 24/7 lighting but as soon as they show some problems it can be disastrous. Who wants to be awake all the time. gross I need some dream land. As an example, a buddy of mine had some fastbuds under 24hrs a day to make them grow faster but all they did was show signs of deficiencies and never greened up, this went on for weeks. After he gave then 6 hrs darkness all his problems went away. It was weird how all his problems looked like it was a deficiency but it was not. Plants just need down time like any living organism. The strawberry ones looks like its getting to much N as well to me, I don;t know the soil your using but it might be a bit to HOT for them at this stage of life. I've used Dynomyco before and like the product, can't say I notice a massive difference in using it but I think my plants like it. I have noticed a large diffrence in using a product called miicrobial mass, its a bacteria microbe additive for the roots. The company that makes it is called MIIM FYI: We will not be notified of any reply or tag [@] in the questions part of the website, if you need to reach out with other information use your DM "direct mailbox" in the bottom right hand corner of the page. it looks like a little paper airplane icon. Best Of Luck!

Im gonna try rinsing it and put it in dark a few hours over the next few days well see how it goes. I like all the input thanks ill let ya know how it goes. And nugs i try to put a playlist on all my updates im a firm believer in john 1 1. In the begining was the word and it was good

Just to add to my previous comment, she may not have taken to being transplanted.

High Mining_green, I think that the soil with the dynomico nutrients are a bit too much. Haha love the description "Strawberry cheesecake going strong looking good Mothership led zepplin, white room cream, codeine trampled by turttles" But the Strawberry cheesecake is very dark green so she get a bit too much Nitrogen (N). And the White Widow is having problems absorbing the nutrients cause of nutrient lockout. This happens when the EC in the soil is higher then the sugar in the roots. It is actually the same effect as not giving anything. I would recommend to water the soil till you get 20% of the amount that you gave runs off from the bottom of the pot to flush some nutrients away because it is a but too much for them.

To much light. I would recommend adding a dark period. At least 4h. Plants need rest too. Happy Growing