Yup. She's getting a calcium deficiency - but before you throw a bottle of calmag at her, you have to figure out why this has happened. If she's been given too much nitrogen or the nutes and salts have built up in the soil, that will create a lockout of calcium and the plant will not be able to get to any calcium you may give her. Same thing with the pH - if it is not at a good level, that will also prevent the plant from accessing the calcium... pH should be between 6.0 and 6.5 in a soil grow. If those things are ok, then she just needs more calcium but generally any decent cannabis nutrient is going to have sufficient calcium in it so that calmag is not needed.
If you had a diary, it would be a fairly simple matter to tell you which problem you have and what you should do about it. Diaries help us help you... please consider starting one for this grow.
Good luck..