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Bro, nutrition is the main thing to pay attention to. Plus, light stress, there's no point in trying to push more than 100k lux into the tops of the plants.

I'd say genetics in this case (in regard to yield), but it's a guess with limited information. Lots of foxtailing, but not a leaf monster - so i think the cause of those foxtails is too much light, not a lack of it. This can also be a weird, somewhat rare trait. I've seen it a few times, so not too rare. Something akin to "Dr. Grinspoon" strain (google image search for visual aid). I've seen a spectrum of severity, too. I can't tell if it's an illusion of the light or if the top of the one bud is bleached, that would be further evidence of too much light at the top. I'd chalk up the lower yield to genetics - not everything develops donk-dick colas - and too much light is either the cause of the foxtailing or exacerbating an existing genetic trait that caused the foxtailing.

IMO Lights. Here is a cut and paste regarding flowers stretching. 1. Insufficient Light: Lack of Light: Plants naturally grow towards light, and if they don't receive enough, they'll elongate to reach it, resulting in spindly and lanky plants with weak stems. Distance from Light: If the grow lamps are too far from the plants, the plants will stretch to compensate for the lack of light. Light Spectrum: Certain types of lighting, like those with reddish or orange tones (like HPS bulbs), can promote stretching, while yellow, white, and blue (cold colors) tones, present in LEC and LED bulbs, can help prevent it. 2. Other Factors: Genetics: Some cannabis strains, like Sativa varieties, naturally stretch more than others. Temperature: High temperatures can cause stems to grow spindly and weak, and can exacerbate stretching. Overcrowding: Too many plants in a small space will compete for light, leading to stretching as they compete for light. Nutrient and Water Stress: Low fertility or mild water stress can also prevent stretch if carefully controlled.

Most likely your box temperature is too high. The temperature should not be higher than 30 degrees, better 28 degrees.

Over fed with nitrogen for the entire grow. Too much nitrogen will cause excessive leaf growth at the expense of flower production. Also, defoliating too much will reduce the plants ability to grow flowers. More leaves = more energy being made = more (flower) growth.

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Genetics. Sometimes you get a bad or funky seed that doesnt produce as well. it also looks like signs of reveg but i think this is an autoflower so that doesn't make sense. Probably just genetics. its wild how much seeds can actually vary

Those are foxtails. Probably too hot in your grow area.

What’s your temperature? That looks like fox tailing from heat stress.

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This is called foxtails and can have multiple causes. Genetic predisposition: Some strains, especially sativa-dominant, naturally tend to form foxtails. Light stress: Too much light, especially UV light or intense light sources that are too close to the plants, can promote foxtails. Heat: High temperatures during the flowering phase can also cause foxtails. But this won't affect the potency and effect. I've had foxtails often, most recently with my Ghost Train Haze Automatic. And it still yielded 130 grams of dry buds in the end. Plus, it was very strong and had top-notch flavor.