GREEN HUE

it's P def and N excess up ur bloom fert

Bah i don't see the problem, you have a super healty plant and that's it. Let her go on her road and happy journey!! Good luck

===EXCESSIVE NITROGEN?=== YES EXCESSIVE MAGNESIUM? no GENETICS? no EXCESSIVE LACK OF LIGHT? maybe?? lack of light causes stretching and weak/thin stems, just support the plant with steaks or a cage JUST A HEALTHY PLANT AS OF NOW? sorta. going to need a mini flush I think to reset the medium from the extra N... or on next feed get more runoff and lovwer the N content. SOMETHING ELSE? no DIS IS A DIARY QUESTION YOU COULD WIN DAT BLUE MR.BAGGY IF YOU GIVE DA CORRECT SOLUTION! odd.

Nitrogen toxicicity, flush to reset, if using organic nitrogen flush alot more. Or adding a carbon source to the medium with toxic nitrogen levels helps mitigate the toxicity. Stimulates microbial activity, which in turn causes the microorganisms to take up and convert the excess available nitrogen into organic forms within their biomass, reducing the toxic levels in the medium. Gluck

Looks like magnesium would go amiss but nitrogen has turned it blue nearly.

PS: I think she’s a bit cold too; the stems changing color seem to suggest that

hey 👋 It definitely looks like an excess of nitrogen; You should lower the doses, or you might see its growth affected. The large internodal spaces suggest a lack of light as well. If you can give it more, it will definitely thank you for it 👌